Name your go to AI tools in the comments that you used this week! Mine will be in the comments

Congratulations 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 she placed #1 for Alicia Lyttle's affiliate contest! @Mesha Bazemore, Certified Ai Consultant That came from showing up, sharing, and staying consistent. This is a good reminder for all of us. Affiliate wins don’t come from posting once and hoping. They come from: • talking about the offer more than one time • making it clear who it is for • helping people see why it matters Mesha stayed in front of the opportunity. That’s the difference. If you’re watching this and thinking “I want that too,” start small. Try this when you’re ready: Pick one offer and talk about it today like you’re helping one person understand it. That’s enough to get moving.

If you haven't tried Claude Dispatch, I would say give it a try. It's like Manus's automation or n8n....close but not quite but it's getting close to agentic AI. In short, I watched @Mesha Bazemore do this with Manus in a training. Manus created content and posted it to Skool without her typing anything! I tried this in w a hobby skool account w Claude's Dispatch (beta). I asked Dispatch to (1) create the content, (2) include emoj's, (3) said it purpose was to increase engagement by asking people to comment and (4) post an image or gif. The image is what it wrote!! These automations or pipelines can be scheduled too!! Can we say...plan posts to skool???? Woohoo!!

OK...first...this is a geeky thing and I wasn't quite sure if/where to post it. Somewhere it was mentioned that using Claude (and Manus) desktop used less "tokens/money" than their web counter parts and that is how I went down this rabbit hole. I don't really like installing apps/programs that are meant for development on my primary machine for fear that something could really get screwy. One way to get around it is to have a 2nd machine but that's costly. The next best thing is a "virtual" machine. It's not physical but for those that live in the geekier side of life, you may have heard of a virtual machine. See quick demo here: https://www.loom.com/share/992b7880094a45d6870710f8c66ae667 So, I stumbled upon UTM (FREE) https://mac.getutm.app/. You need eough memory and physical space on your exisitng mac (or an external drive). It allows you to install/run this on your mac and create a "virtual" Mac computer!!! You can install any app on it (that works in VM's) and. keep it separate from your primary machine. I hope this helps.

One of the most expensive business models and a quick way to turn yourself into an employee of your own business instead of running it as the owner is to DIY everything. Delegation is part of the million dollar plan. What would you hire someone else to do if you knew they'd do it right without a lot of back and forth? What do you think the investment for the service would be?