I’m bleeding hours just trying to get a single short-form video out the door. My current workflow is a mess of duct-taped tools: prompting in ChatGPT or Gemini, generating in OpenArt, editing in CapCut, and manually posting to IG/TikTok/YT. It works, but it is so time consuming. I’m looking for some all-in-one AI platform that handles generation, editing, and ideally social scheduling / posting automation. Has anyone found a tool that does this well, or are we all still stuck stitching 4 different apps together? I appreciate your help 🙏

I’m curious about something. For those who’ve already landed clients — how did you get your very first one? Was it through cold DMs, cold email, Upwork, referrals, content, or something else? And for those still working toward their first win — what’s your outreach plan right now? I’m currently building my systems and preparing for outreach, but I haven’t closed my first client yet. I’m focused on doing it properly instead of rushing it. Would genuinely love to hear real stories — especially what actually worked (and what didn’t).

You don’t need another course. you need one system that makes money. If you manually: • Reply to leads • Send links • Follow up • Onboard clients Your income will always feel random. Build one simple flow: Lead → Qualify → Book call → Auto follow up → Close That’s it. One system > 10 ideas. What’s the one manual task killing your revenue right now? 🔥

Google just quietly dropped Nano Banana 2, and while the internet was looking elsewhere, the game for creators changed. The biggest shift? We’ve moved from "cool art" to utility. 3 things Nano Banana 2 is actually fixing: - Legible Typography: It finally understands posters, menus, and labels. No more "AI gibberish" on product renders. - Geographic Accuracy: It handles real-world locations and historical context with far more precision. It doesn't just guess; it adheres. - The "Design" Finish: The output is sharper and less "plastic." It feels like a finished asset, not a base layer you have to spend 2 hours fixing in Photoshop. Why this matters for your workflow: We aren't just making "pretty pictures" anymore. This is now a tool for building actual infographics, branded product visuals, and educational content that works in a professional setting. The Test: I’m currently pushing it on location-based historical scenes

How is the community? I hope you had a good day yesterday. Have a good and productive day!💪💪😎😎🗒️💻💪💪🔥😎❤️