I uploaded my first 4 videos on youube! Are they good? No, but I started. It's not pretty but again, I started. I already want to quit but I'm not going to. As an artist I've painted so many bad paintings, I've made so many jewelry pieces that sucked but I stuck with it and ended up winning awards. So here we are, making terrible videos. My youtube is laurarobsonstudio. I've been an artist for 30 years and I know I can help people, I just don't know how yet so I'm kind of all over the place and kind of waiting for a comment or feedback from my channel to know what people want. I have my 5th video in the editing phase and will post that in the next day.

A few months back, I got on a call with Mary from Mindset Skool. She'd been overthinking her about page for months. Too much info. Too many CTAs. Classic "fruit basket" problem. We spent 45 minutes cleaning it up. One clear message. One audience. One next step. Here's what happened in the weeks after: - Sold a $150 clarity call - Sold 3 ebooks - Added people to her email list - Got 2 new paid members But the real win is the mindset shift. Before our call: "I think my page is too busy and confusing." After: "I got clarity on who my community was for and how I wanted serve them." Same person. Same skills. Same YouTube channel with 7,200 subscribers. The only thing that changed? She stopped trying to help everyone and started helping someone specific. She finally got permission to focus. Your skills are enough. Your audience is waiting. You just need clarity on who you're serving and how. What's the ONE thing you keep overthinking instead of simplifying?

Thank you @Brian O'Neill for keeping the focus on getting into motion!! Every time I felt like I might be overcomplicating things or getting overwhelmed, I just kept all of your advice in front of me. Community is launched and feeling a lot of success and enthusiasm in that step! Thanks for all your resources to help reduce friction to launch communities! THANK YOU!!!

I just finished my Skool About page and I’d love some honest feedback. The first slide will be a short clickable VSL — planning to record it this weekend, assuming I can squeeze in a haircut 💇🏻 and finish a couple client edits. Huge shoutout to @Brian O'Neill — I reworked the copy and group description based on the notes from our About Page Live Review Session inside the Pick One Project Skool community. The clarity from that session helped a lot. Before I lock it in, I’d genuinely love a few extra eyes on it. What’s one thing you’d improve or change? Check it out here:https://www.skool.com/story-engine-4401/about

I have begun to document my journey to learn AI automation. I uploaded my first few posts to LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/chaim-ochs/recent-activity/all/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/byzwize_developer/). I hope to try Skool soon.