Most solopreneurs think they are using AI, but they are actually using the weakest version of it. They ask for captions, ideas and quick shortcuts, then assume that is all AI can do. It is not even close. When you optimise AI properly, it becomes the most powerful system a solopreneur can plug into their business. It can run research, build full content frameworks, map out marketing strategies, rewrite your offers, improve your product ideas and save you hours every single day. The problem is not the tool. The problem is how people use it. I see the same mistake everywhere. People talk to AI like a chat bot instead of training it like a business partner. They do not give it context. They do not teach it their style. They do not build workflows. Then they wonder why the output feels generic. Once you know how to optimise AI and structure it correctly, the game changes. You get original thinking, deeper insights and systems that scale your work instead of adding more to your plate. You start operating at a level most solopreneurs never reach because they are stuck using AI at ten percent of its potential. The solopreneurs who win in the next few years will be the ones who master AI optimisation. Not the ones who type random prompts. The ones who build systems. The ones who train the tool. The ones who understand that AI is not meant to replace them. It is meant to multiply them. If you learn to do this the right way, you do not just work faster. You work smarter than everyone else around you.

I had my first conversation with Shabbar today and I want to express my appreciation. From the start he brought clarity, genuine interest and a strong understanding of business. We discussed our current work, our direction and the challenges we are navigating. Even in a short call it was clear that he thinks strategically and communicates with intention. Thank you Shabbar for the valuable conversation. I look forward to staying connected and continuing to learn from each other.

I am exploring Skool because I have been building on Whop and I want to understand how creators use both platforms to grow stronger, more connected communities. I am always learning to improve how I serve people. What I do I create digital products and systems that solve real problems and help people build momentum in their personal and business lives. My focus is clarity, simplicity and results. Nothing fluffy. Only what moves you forward. About my community I run the NVRA Wellness Hub, a growing space built around personal growth, wellness, discipline and daily improvement. We keep things calm and real. Members share wins, get support, and build healthier routines together. We reward engagement, we push for progress and we keep each other accountable. You can check it out here: https://whop.com/c/nvra-wellness-hub What I am passionate about I care about personal growth, product building, health and helping people move from overthinking to taking action. Creating environments where people feel supported and stay consistent is something I enjoy working on. Do you own a Skool group Not yet. I am exploring the community tools here first before launching something of my own. My long term goal with Skool To understand how to create the cleanest, most supportive environment possible for community driven growth. I want to bring what I learn back to NVRA, level up the experience and eventually build a Skool community that aligns with the same values of discipline, growth, kindness and momentum. Excited to connect and learn from everyone here.

Hello @Robbie Venter I am glad that we met at Reddit and here we are welcoming you to AI tools community where we just don't talk about AI but also talk about business growth through AI , collaboration etc Tell us more about your hobbies too Have a good time with collaboration etc