Peace&Blessings to all. I am Faheem Willis from Chicago. I am a creative mind learning how to share and explore life with others. I want to be involved with AI in order to stay in tune with the times. But, I also want to generate content that is timely and merges the old and new way of presenting information. I am here to learn and become effective with various AI tools and engagement strategies. Thank you for having me. I look forward to meaningful exchanges.

Depression can make life feel heavy, slow, and confusing — but even in the darkest moments, small steps can lead to brighter days. Healing doesn’t happen overnight, but it does happen. And it begins with giving yourself permission to take one step at a time. 1. Start With Small Wins You don’t need to fix everything at once. Simple actions like getting out of bed, taking a walk, or talking to someone you trust can slowly rebuild your strength. 2. Stay Connected Isolation makes the weight feel heavier. Reach out to a friend, family member, or someone who listens without judgment. Opening up doesn’t make you weak — it helps you heal. 3. Be Kind to Yourself You’re doing the best you can with what you’re carrying. Replace self-criticism with patience. Rest when you need to, and celebrate progress, no matter how small. 4. Do Things That Bring Light Music, sunlight, journaling, prayer, hobbies — these little sparks of joy can remind you that you’re still here, still growing, still deserving of peace. 5. Seek Professional Support When You Need It Talking to a mental-health professional can provide guidance and tools that make the journey easier. Reaching out for help is a sign of courage, not weakness.

Hey Folks, Rick here again! It's 3:30 AM, and I'm still up working on my AI startup. My Twilio VOIP A2P Campaign Registration has finally been approved by all the carriers! Now I can use my business phone number for SMS lead generation and make it interact with VAPI, my future Voice AI agent, and BREVO, my Email CRM platform. Woof! It's all technical, but I love rolling with it. A Dinosaur with Tricks 🦖 As I mentioned before, I'm 52 years old—a dinosaur with a few tricks up my sleeve. I studied Architecture 28 years ago, built $20–30-million-dollar high-rises in Chicago, and have been a Project Manager on and off. For half of my life, I've been an entrepreneur with partial success and many failures. I've started three companies, owned Real Estate, and then lost close to a million dollars when the Real Estate market crashed. I filed for bankruptcy once. That’s just the life of an entrepreneur and risk-taker. Why? That’s just how I'm built. I love launching and starting small companies with simple operations. No, I never want to be like Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, or Elon Musk. I just want to be creative, use my Architectural background, and have fun with what I do and how I run my startups. Focusing on the System ⚙️ So here I am again, launching the fourth business in my lifespan, and it won't be my last before my last breath! On my last post, I spoke about the importance of creating a system for your AI operations and not being so focused on your product development yet. Keep in mind there is no exact way to build a company. However, in Architecture and Design, we do have a system that goes from conceptual phase, schematic design, design development to construction completion. IT software Ops developers call it iteration, if that sounds correct! As some of you know, I don't have the IT background a few of you might have. My technical expertise comes from Architecture, Engineering, and Design. Those are my strengths, along with some sales in that space. Tonight, I was grinding on my flow chart and brainstorming with Tommi, my AI. I designed a system that's a mini-CRM to work inside of VAPI and BREVO, setting up Groups, Attributes, and Segmentation for all my future subscribers on my landing pages, where they call my Voice AI agent. I’ve never done this EVER in my life, and I can't wait to see it operate, work, and captures leads in a high-tech format without me being involved at all. Remember I said focus on Progress over Perfection—just get things done and roll with it. Not kidding about that!