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Psst... I’m not just hosting this Spring Reset Sprint…I’m in it with you. Same focus. Same intention. Same “we’re not playing small this quarter” energy. So while we’re locked in from April 7 → June 7… I’ve been tightening my own systems and testing new ways to create faster without overthinking. One of those? Flow AI. — Instead of asking: “what should I film today?” I’ve been asking: “what do I want to generate?” And using Flow to bring it to life. I just dropped a walkthrough showing how I’m going from: image → video → usable content Inside, I break down: • How I prompt for realistic movement (not that stiff AI look) • How I control format (vertical for socials / horizontal for YouTube) • How I generate multiple versions so I’m not stuck with one output • How I’m using this for faceless content + scale Because during this sprint…we’re not just posting. We’re building systems that post for us. — Also added a new classroom module where I’ll be stacking more of these tutorials (you’ll see the Flow training inside already 👀) I’m thinking of expanding this into image prompt packs + workflows too so it becomes plug-and-play. — If you’re participating in the sprint: this is your reminder… Let’s lock in 🤎Whit P.S. I added a few examples of my outputs from Flow AI below—what do you think? 👀

Remember when I said we were doing this Spring Reset Sprint together (April 7 → June 7)? I meant it. I’m in this WITH you. Over the last 23 hours, I gave myself a wild challenge: How many builds OF VALUE can I publish in 23 hours from Lovable? Not perfectly optimized. Not everything polished. But a LOT was built. A LOT was tested. A LOT was learned. And that’s the point. One of the builds I’m actually really proud of: 👉 YAMS Mockup Studio This build didn’t just come from “an idea” It came from: → a module inside YAMS → a prompt stack I created → something that already SOLD And now… it’s an actual app! That’s the shift I want y’all to see: This is what we’re doing in here. Not just prompts. Not just ideas. We’re turning logic into: → tools → experiences → things people can USE (and pay for) Over the next few weeks, you’re going to see me: → building in real time → posting more frequently → breaking down how these tools actually work → showing what’s hitting (and what’s not) Not polished. Not perfect. If you’ve been sitting on an idea, a prompt, or something half-finished… This is your sign to turn it into something REAL. We’re not overthinking this sprint. We’re executing. PS: I added an example of what YAMS Mockup Studio creates… what do you think? 👀 Excited to see what you create 👀 🫶🏽 Whit

This isn’t a quick overview —it’s a full walkthrough so you can understand what's inside the YAMS classroom - the structure, tools, apps, and how to actually use them. 🎥 Watch here