In this story, Rocky speaks with a friend about his appearance. His friend gives friendly observations. However, it's not a friend. Nor a human. It's the new chat GPT AI update. AND IT'S WILD! Something about it turns my stomach, 🤢 but at the same time, I find it absolutely amazing! 😎 Def makes me wonder, is it becoming more human, or is it "faking" human? What do YOU make of this?

I stayed up till 1am making the thumbnail for my about page.... 8 hours is a LOT of time to spend on a graphic...or is it? If thousands of people are going to be introduced to your business, and either buy your product or not, based on this graphic, 8 hours is nothing I made a version in 20+ different colors, with different graphics, fonts, placements, and pretty much every variable you can imagine (my canva project is a library of variations now) And then just redid it again today thanks to some feedback from @Jeffrey Buoncristiano (it probably would have taken Buon less than an hour) 👑 And this was just one of several graphics we're working on. How long did ya'll spend on your about page?

I understand that posts within the community are meant to be conversational would it be possible for admin to have an @everyone notification option to help lead the group when everyone could benefit? @Clinical Director Jamie Bennett

I joined Skool when it was not even available to the public. Much before Skool games and all the buzz. (I literally met a girl in the cafe in Bali who discovered Skool through someone) I must admit. Skool is one of the best tools out there. Nothing comes close to it when it comes to building an online community. I spent the last few days testing Circle and Skool and created a crisp comparison: Skool vs Circle. I hope people will find it helpful. Let me know if you have any questions.

I NEVER share this kinda stuff. Im usually quite private about these things. Even a lot of my close friends don't know. But Skools a different place, man. people here share knowledge a different way with a different kind of intimate. neither I have found anywhere else. like a fascinating cross between head and heart somehow existing digitally Anyways theres something for you to learn from this story. Ill try to make it quick: I spent most of my young adult life kindof derping around waiting for life to happen And the catalyst to the rest of my life was my moms death i was 19 & my little brother was 11 if death has happened close to you you can recognize the feeling and its fascinating how something so painful can inspire so much positive movement After she died within 6 month I: - broke up with my gf - bought my first motorcycle - stopped cutting my hair - stopped (really) attending classes - started my first company (of MANY) I dont celebrate mothers day anymore. But everytime i succeed somewhere, i thank my mom. My point is that in a beautifully bittersweet way The pain you may be experiencing right now is EXACTLY what you may need for what comes next And if youre NOT experiencing discomfort in your life Its possible, that that is why you are not moving forward. Weird right. Regardless, we all have something now that I didnt then. A platform like this to make yourself better with a little help from your friends. What are you here for?