Hello & welcome! We’re so excited you’re here and officially part of the AI Advantage movement 🙌 With the AI Advantage Summit happening November 6th–8th, you’re in the perfect place to get connected, stay in the loop, and start building real momentum before the event even begins. Over these next few weeks, this community will be your home base — a place to connect with other entrepreneurs, creators, and business owners who are ready to simplify, scale, and lead with AI. ✅ First Things First: Write a post tagged for the General Discussion section and share: 1. Where you’re from 2. What you do (or want to do) 3. What you’re most excited to learn or achieve at the Summit This is how the connections start, and trust us, you never know who you’ll meet in here. 🧭 Next... A Quick Tour of Your New Community You’ll notice two main sections inside the AI Advantage Community... 🗂️ Navigation Bar #1 — Your Learning & Connection Hub - Classroom: Dive into exclusive courses, trainings, and resources made just for this community. - Calendar: Stay in sync with live events, trainings, and key Summit sessions. - Members Directory: Meet fellow members — search, connect, and network. - Map: See where our community spans across the world 🌍 - Leaderboard: Celebrate progress, participation, and friendly competition! 💬 Navigation Bar #2 — Your Community Spaces - General Discussion: The main hangout spot. Ask questions, share ideas, celebrate wins, and connect. - Quick Wins: Bite-sized AI tips and tools you can implement right away — no overwhelm, just results. - Tips From the Pros: Exclusive insights and videos from Dean Graziosi and top AI experts. - AI News: Stay ahead of the curve with fresh updates and breakthroughs in the world of AI. This community is here to help you learn, implement, and thrive before, during, and long after the Summit. We’re just getting started… and we couldn’t be more excited to have you here for it. 💪 Let’s do this — go introduce yourself now and start connecting with your AI Advantage community!

I'm just curious, do you still say please and thank you when communicating with AI tools?

Can anyone suggest the best tool to use to then humanize your AI work? I work hard on using AI to do my best output for work and would hate to be dinged for using it in proposals and presentations!

The old assumption was that clarity comes before action. In an AI-driven world, clarity is often the result of action. Experimentation is no longer a side activity. It is how we learn, decide, and move forward with confidence. As AI accelerates feedback and lowers the cost of trying, traditional planning models begin to strain. Long timelines, rigid roadmaps, and premature certainty struggle to keep up with a landscape that changes weekly. What replaces them is not chaos, but a different kind of discipline, one grounded in structured experimentation. ---------- WHY PLANNING USED TO WORK ---------- For decades, planning made sense because change was slow. Tools evolved gradually. Roles were stable. Once a process was defined, it could remain relevant for years. Investing time upfront to analyze, forecast, and document felt responsible and efficient. Planning also created psychological safety. It reduced uncertainty. It allowed leaders to feel in control and teams to feel prepared. The plan itself became a signal of competence, even when reality inevitably diverged from it. In slower systems, this worked well enough. Deviations were manageable. Adjustments were incremental. The cost of being wrong was often absorbed quietly over time. AI disrupts this balance. When capabilities shift rapidly and access expands overnight, plans become outdated faster than they can be approved. The comfort planning once provided now creates friction instead of alignment. ---------- WHY AI BREAKS TRADITIONAL PLANNING ---------- AI compresses the distance between idea and outcome. What once required weeks of coordination can now be tested in hours. This speed exposes a flaw in heavy planning. By the time a plan is finalized, the assumptions behind it may already be obsolete. More importantly, AI introduces uncertainty that cannot be resolved upfront. We often do not know what is possible until we try. Use cases emerge through interaction, not prediction. Value reveals itself through iteration, not documentation.