Someone very close to me spent 3 months looking for suppliers for her business. One never sent a quote, just endless delays. One took 50% deposit and disappeared, a straight fraud. One wasted 2 weeks and went nowhere. All 3 were found by scrolling Facebook. It is easy to blame the platform, but that is not the real lesson. The real problem was that there was no step between finding them and paying them. No verifying. Just a page that looked good and a hope that it was. So we changed the method. We used AI to actually research the options, and the first supplier we found was responsive, invoiced us immediately, easy to reach, and installed what she needed 2 days later at close to a quarter of the price we had been quoted before. Now here is the part I really want you to hold onto, because it is where a lot of people are about to go wrong. AI is not a magic shield against fraud. There are real cases this year of AI recommending cloned scam websites, because criminals plant fake pages for the AI to find. AI can even make up a business that does not exist. So the lesson is not "trust whatever AI says." It is this. The problem was never Facebook. It was trusting without verifying. What AI gives you is the ability to finally do the homework properly, checking reviews across different sources, confirming how long a business has operated, verifying a real address, in minutes instead of days. Then you decide. Try it the next time you need a supplier. Do not stop at the name AI gives you. Ask it to dig, to check, to verify. Let the tool carry the research, and let your own wisdom make the final call. You are already in the room learning this the right way. This is just me making sure you can see what I am seeing.

I want to challenge something most of us do without even thinking about it. Every time you open ChatGPT or Claude, and you type good morning, please, thank you so much, before and after your actual question… that’s using extra tokens…for zero benefit to the answer you get back. Sam Altman, the man who runs OpenAI, confirmed this himself. He said politeness has cost his company tens of millions of dollars in electricity. A single query uses about 0.3 watt hours of power, and roughly 0.3 milliliters of water. Small on its own. But multiply that by billions of messages a day, and it adds up fast. Here’s the part that matters more than the electricity bill though. Being polite to AI is a sign we’re starting to treat it like a person. Like it might get offended if we’re too direct. It won’t. It has no feelings to manage. What it responds to is clarity. So here’s what I want you to try this week. Open your next AI conversation, and skip the greeting completely. State exactly what you want. Give the context that matters. Stop there. No warm up. No sign off. Watch what happens. Faster response. Sharper answer. And no, this isn’t about being cold. Save the kindness for the people around you who actually need it. AI works best when you talk to it plain and direct. Try it on your next prompt, and tell me what you notice.

Good day, I was going to listen one of the videos in certification 1 and saw it was removed. Will the person's who did it before have that access or is it temporary?

Good afternoon, I was unable to attend the last two sessions for certification Ii and the launch challenge. Is it possible to get the prompts to complete the work. Thanks

It is the 24th…💵 For the next 5 days, many of the people you serve just got paid. That means they finally have room to say yes to something that can actually help them, a product, a service, a solution they have been putting off. This is not about pushing harder. It is about showing up for them while they are ready to receive what you offer. So this week, move with purpose. Post about what YOU OFFER today online…even if you posted last week. Someone new is seeing it for the first time. Follow up with the people who almost said yes. They may just be waiting to hear from you again. Reach out to one new person today. A simple message can open a door. Make it easy for someone to say yes to you. Clarity is kindness. Most of your sales this month will come from how you show up in these 5 days. Serve well while the door is open.