I'm Lisa. I am a Life Coach of almost 40 years. I was one of the first in all of Canada. I am thinking about starting a YouTube Channel. I have a lot of ideas and not much clarity. Hoping to find some help and inspiration here. Shout out to Mike at Old Me Living Better who mentions Alexa in his video. Thanks Mike.

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Hook______________ Does your child show little to no interest in storybooks? Do they have no desire to look at picture books or read? Story______________ I can help your child to create an interests in storybooks and engage with the stories. My name is Diane Eddy and I am a retired school teacher. I have witnessed this frustration from parents and children alike many times over the years of teaching reading. Here’s what I do when children have little interests in storybooks. We all learn by using our eyes, our ears and our hands. Today’s activity covers a hand-on approach. The link to this story is in the first comment below. Afterward, meet me back here so we can DRAW the STORY together. Value______________ “Let’s draw Peter Rabbit to help us remember him better. Since he was disobedient and went into Mr. McGregor’s garden, let’s draw a picture of Peter Rabbit in the garden.” Gather your supplies of a pencil, paper, eraser & crayons or colored pencils and meet me back here so we can draw together. I will wait for you. Now the you have your supplies, let’s begin by putting a dot in the middle of our paper. Start at the top & draw a line thru the dot to the bottom. Do the same across, from one side to the other. I will give instructions on drawing 3 shapes for the rabbit. Then complete the rabbit by giving step-by-step instructions. It will be wrapped up by asking the child to like & subscribe to my channel and how I appreciated their participation in DRAW the STORY. support tags @Alexa Saarenoja @Dr. Saundra Stancil @Lillie Handy Dominguez @Jenny Sharratt @Desley Casey

Most educational creators are posting video after video, trying different strategies, and hoping the views will eventually turn into customers. But what if the problem isn’t how much content you’re creating? What if you’re building your business in the wrong order? After building a multi-six-figure business in less than 18 months with YouTube, I’ve developed a roadmap that helps educational creators turn their expertise into a profitable business. Here are the basic steps: (full breakdown being released today on my channel) 😄1. IDENTITY — Become the person who can build the business. Own your expertise, recognize your value, and start thinking and acting like the business owner you want to become. 🚀2. LAUNCH — Start selling before you have a big audience. Put an offer out into the world, work with real clients, and learn what people actually need from you instead of spending months creating something nobody buys. 📦3. DELIVERY — Turn your expertise into results. Help your clients achieve the transformation they want. Learn what works, refine your approach, and develop your own frameworks and methodology. 🤩4. ATTRACT — Create content that brings the right people to you. Use what you’ve learned from working with clients to create YouTube videos that address their real problems and attract potential customers, not just views. 💸5. CONVERT — Turn viewers into paying customers. Connect your content to your offer, build trust, and make it clear how people can work with you. Follow these steps, and you're no longer just trying to grow a YouTube channel. You're building a business where your content supports your revenue. And here's the best part: you don't have to wait until you have thousands of subscribers to start making money. This is the roadmap I use to help educational creators build toward consistent $10K months and six-figure businesses with YouTube. I'm breaking down each phase in an upcoming video series on my channel, the first one comes out today at 11:00AM EST. Woohoo!!!

I used to waste 20+ mins before every single AI chat copying and pasting context about my business. I pasted my target audience, my voice rules, my offer details, and my past client results over and over again If I opened a new chat on my laptop, the AI forgot everything I taught it the day before. My outputs kept coming back generic, and my chat sidebar looked like a graveyard of 50 disorganized tabs I fixed this when I stopped treating AI as a chat box and turned my local directory into a company brain atlas: - Build a 4-folder local atlas: On my computer, I set up a dedicated folder with 4 simple markdown files: identity notes, daily project logs, reusable skills, and my offer teardowns. My business context lives permanently on my disk in obsidian. It never gets trapped inside a web browser - Connect MCP server: Inside claude settings, I plugged in lots of useful connectors i use daily, like Composio, Exa, and the blotato MCP connector (for content publishing) using my API key - Enforce the 80/20 leverage split: I spend my 20% high-focus energy speaking my raw field notes into my microphone. Claude and blotato handle the other 80% of the busywork: pulling the background context from my atlas folder, building a 6-slide carousel, and queuing the drafts I still spend 2 minutes reviewing the final slides to catch weird AI typos before hitting publish. Zero context re-pasting, zero generic chats, and zero wasted setup time. When you use AI for your business, do you still paste your background into every new chat, or does the model read from your local files?