Quick one for anyone who's ever put off building a website because it felt too technical. I don't code. But every site I run now, I build myself with an AI website builder called Lovable — you describe what you want in plain English, and it builds it. No developers, no wrestling with templates. Here's one I made: https://creatorwealthsystem.com Why this matters for you: a simple site is where your free guide, your offer, and your email list can finally live in one place — and you don't need to hire anyone to get there. If building a site has felt out of reach, it's not anymore. Drop a comment with what you'd build first — a landing page, a portfolio, a little shop — and I'll point you in the right direction. — Thomas

Quick one that'll save some of you money and headaches. A lot of you are learning the AI side — writing content, building offers, planning your week. The next question is always: "okay, where do I actually put all this?" Where does the landing page live, how do people pay, how do you email your list? The tool I point people to is Systeme.io. It does the whole back end in one place — landing pages, email, checkout, even courses and memberships — and the starter plan is genuinely free (real free, not a trial). For a beginner, you can launch something this week without stitching five tools together or paying a dime to start. Here's how I'd use it: build one simple page for your free guide or offer, connect email, and you've got a working funnel. Then use the AI prompts from the Classroom to fill it with content. Check it out here: https://systeme.io/?sa=sa0233993395a2cf60b13ceba819bc43115b33598d Heads up: that's my affiliate link — if you sign up I may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend tools I'd actually use. Give it a look and tell me what you'd build first. — Thomas

Welcome to everyone just joining — glad you're here. 🙌 If you do one thing today, do this: open the Classroom, grab the free 20-prompt PDF, and run Prompt 1 (the Customer Clarity Brief). It's the one that makes every other prompt work better, because it teaches AI who your customer actually is. Here's a quick one you can try right now, no setup needed. Paste this into ChatGPT or Claude: "Give me 5 content ideas for [MY BUSINESS] that would make my ideal customer stop scrolling. For each, give me the hook (first line) and why it works." Then pick your favorite and tell me in the comments what business you run — I'll help you turn one of those ideas into a full post. That's how this works: you try, you share, I help. Let's get you a win this week.

No wrong answers — I'm genuinely curious where everyone's starting from. Drop the number that fits: (1) Never really used it. Not sure where to start. (2) Tried ChatGPT a couple times, didn't stick. (3) Use it here and there, but not sure I'm getting much out of it. (4) Use it weekly and want to get sharper. Wherever you are is fine — this community works for all four. Knowing where you're at helps me post the stuff that's actually useful to you instead of guessing. I'll start: most of the owners I talk to are a 2 or 3, and they're usually one or two good prompts away from being a 4.

Most small business copy has the same problem: it describes the product instead of the result. Next time you're writing about something you sell, paste this into ChatGPT or Claude: "Rewrite this so a distracted person understands it in 10 seconds. Lead with the outcome, not the process. No jargon. Name the specific before-and-after. Under 100 words. Here's my description: [PASTE YOURS]" It won't be perfect on the first try. Tell it "more specific" or "sound less salesy" and run it again. The second version is usually the keeper. Try it on something you sell and drop the before/after in the comments. I'll give feedback on any you post. (This is a lighter version of Prompt 7 in the free course. The full set is in the Classroom.)