Or is there a new member in the YAMS AI Club Everytime I hiccup... 🤣 🤣 🤣 🏆 🏆 🏆

If you missed the AI Business Summit, or started watching and felt overwhelmed — I got you. Here's day one's replay if you missed it: https://www.youtube.com/live/AlMKwuTwGcE I went through all 4 days, pulled the most useful gems, and bundled them up for you: Speaker highlights, tool links, key takeaways, and the exact prompts you can run in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Lovable, or etc. A quick rundown: 🌀 Day 1 (Alicia Lyttle) – getting grounded in AI Alicia made the tech feel less intimidating and reminded me that one good system can do more than a bunch of random tools. ⚡ Day 2 – the day I went VIP Coach K, Myron Golden, and Adley Kinsman shifted how I think about roles, automation, and how I explain offers. 🚀 Day 3 – strategy-packed Gary Vee, Russell Brunson, Neil Patel… every talk made me rethink how I’m using AI in my brand. Especially when it comes to team, time, and visibility. 🔥 Day 4 (Bonus Day) – my personal favorite Sevynn Buffins, Akil Wade, Coach K — they brought it home. Automation, storytelling, grants, affiliate strategy… this was the day that felt full-circle. 😅 One Thing I Wish Was Better: Some sessions felt a little scattered tool-wise — like every AI app was being thrown at us without clear direction. I wish there were “tracks” for beginner vs. advanced users. Also, there were a few points where the upsell to high-ticket offers felt like a big jump — especially coming from a free, beginner-friendly event. A mid-ticket option or track would’ve felt more aligned for most people watching. That said — the replays, speaker access, and energy made it well worth it. Especially getting to see the actual AI prompts these teams use behind-the-scenes. 🔄 What I’m Doing Differently Now: • Building out my AI-powered team (real roles and they all operate in genius mode) • Teaching with more context inside YAMS • Using AI to get my time back with more web app builds 📎 GET THE RECAP NOTES BELOW

For years, we've been taught to grab an affiliate link, write a post, and hope someone clicks it. But AI has given us something much more valuable than better copy—it gave us leverage. Instead of asking, "How do I sell this product?" I've started asking, "Does this company deserve my marketing?" If the answer is yes, I study their brand, gather their assets, and use AI to create content that naturally fits into the stories I'm already telling. That's exactly what I did here. Instead of posting an affiliate link for OLIPOP, I turned it into a summer drink recipe and a cinematic commercial. Tomorrow it might be sitting on my desk while I'm vibe coding. Next week it could be in the cooler for a road trip or on the counter during a weekend recipe. The product becomes part of the experience instead of interrupting it. That's the shift. You're no longer just an affiliate trying to make a sale. You're becoming a creative partner helping brands tell better stories. I'm putting together a full breakdown of this process inside the classroom if you're interested because I think this way of thinking is going to become one of the biggest advantages creators have over the next few years.

​"A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week." — General George S. Patton

AI image-to-video tools can turn one professional photo into promotional content for your business, product, app, merch, YouTube channel, Skool community, or almost anything else you’re building. And no, I’m not only talking about making a photo blink, smile, or randomly walk across the screen. 😂 The real opportunity is using AI to create the brand moments you wish you had filmed. For example, I started with a professional image of myself and converted it into behind-the-scenes footage from what looked like a real office brand shoot. Instead of simply posting another polished photo, I created a scene with movement, a photographer capturing the moment, and the energy of a larger commercial-style production. That one image could now become part of a business introduction video, a website banner, a Reel about working behind the scenes, a promotional video for my services, a personal-brand commercial, or even the opening scene of a longer video about my professional journey. That is where this becomes much more valuable than a fun AI effect. Imagine turning a photo of yourself wearing your merch into footage from a complete campaign shoot. A screenshot or promotional image of your app could become part of a cinematic launch announcement. A photo of you sitting at your desk could become behind-the-scenes footage of you building your business. A YouTube headshot could become a scene of you preparing your camera, adjusting your microphone, or walking onto your set. A product photo could become a lifestyle commercial showing the product being opened, displayed, or used. A Skool community owner could even transform one branded image into footage that feels like they are welcoming members into a workshop, classroom, or live event. You are not limited to recreating what already happened. You can visualize the story you want people to associate with your brand.