📣 Just got this free guide dropped into my inbox today: How to Use Canva and ChatGPT to Make Money. If you’ve been wondering how people turn digital tools into extra income streams, this lays it all out—without the hype. From selling Canva templates on Etsy to using AI for blog posts, emails, and even YouTube scripts, it’s packed with ways to put these tools to work. I haven’t put any of it into action yet (full honesty!), but it definitely has me thinking about low-effort ways to generate some side income. Download the PDF below.

I just released a new video for everyone interested in the next level of vibe coding. I put Emergent to the test: I spoke my idea for an image compression web app and watched as the AI handled everything — from the front end to a working, production-ready App. No code experience needed. I just described what I wanted, uploaded a screenshot for inspiration, and Emergent took care of all the heavy lifting. Multiple agents tackled backend, frontend, DevOps, AND quality assurance. It even suggested some great ideas for extra features. Inside the video, you’ll get: ✅ A full demo of the Emergent platform from prompt to live app ✅ Real-time build of an image compressor site I could actually charge for ✅ How to add features and roll back changes if you need to ✅ Why this kind of AI coding is such a game-changer (and shockingly affordable) If you’ve ever wanted to ship full-stack apps but aren’t a developer, I can’t recommend this enough.🎥 Watch the magic happen: https://youtu.be/GfkIyFW2vuk?si=YX2L-QMEX7AY2E0a Drop a comment if you check it out —I’d love to see what you’d build (or have already built!) with this platform. Cheers Jason

AI does many amazing things, but one of them is often overlooked—its ability to actually help us accomplish things. If you’re in this group, you probably love playing with new prompts, testing features, and seeing what ChatGPT can do. But if you’re like most people (myself included), it’s easy to get stuck in endless learning or tinkering mode—feeling busy, but not really making progress. I recently came across a book called Straight Line Leadership that described it perfectly. The author breaks people down into three categories when it comes to making progress, and only one of them makes any real progress. Circle People - Always learning, researching, and testing—but not really doing the thing they set out to do. It’s a loop: information, ideas, then back to more information. Zigzag People - They get fired up and sprint on a new project or skill, but as soon as it gets hard, confusing, or something new comes along, they lose momentum and bounce to the next thing. Lots of movement, little lasting progress. Straight Line People - These are rare, but they’re the ones who get clear on a single goal, use AI as a tool to move toward it, and keep moving—messy and imperfect—until they get results. The big unlock for me? It wasn’t learning more prompts or finding the “secret” AI workflow. It was getting clear on exactly what I wanted, using ChatGPT as a thinking partner to figure out the steps, and then just taking action, even when it felt uncomfortable or imperfect. How AI Can Help You Break the Loop - One thing that has helped me and my clients is a simple exercise that helps me clarify what I actually want to accomplish. It’s just a set of clarity questions I run through with ChatGPT (or by myself) to cut through the noise and get moving again. If you want a copy of that exercise, you’re welcome to it—no strings. It’s helped me break out of old patterns and start seeing real progress. Here it is if you want to check it out: >> Core Clarity Exercise Google Doc

Interesting Prompt 👇 Chat GPT can accurately guess your IQ range. This will only work if it has a lot of data about you. Otherwise, it's just going to make up stuff. You can even ask it, "Don't tell me unless you're sure about the answer," but try this. Let me know what it says, I'm curious. It may say it doesn't know or it won't tell you, but push back and tell it to give its best guess. Paste this into your Open AI chat: ( it won't work too well on other platforms because of how Chat GPT's memory works) Knowing all that you know about me, what IQ range would you guess I have.