Part 1: What are you most excited about using / building / creating with AI? Part 2: What are you most afraid of or freaks you about AI?

Two alien disclosure scenarios: 1 - Alien life announced. Chaos. Markets crash. Shelves empty. Society melts down overnight. 2 - Alien life announced. No impact on daily life. People shrug, meme it, and still go to work the next morning. Which one sounds more likely?

When you're someone with multiple talents, different interests, and several active offers, a big question comes up: Is it better to create a separate community for each niche or one single community that brings them all together? I'm facing this dilemma right now. I run instagram accounts(+100K) focused on personal development but also on professional growth, and I'm starting to feel like maybe they should be separate in Skool. What do you think, those of you who've been through this? One umbrella community or several specific ones? Thanks in advance 🙏

Do you think that onboarding questions may prevent someone from joining a community?

Look, I get it. Vision boards are fun. Manifestation is real. All that stuff matters. But if you're manifesting $50K months while making $10K and you don't have an actual roadmap... It's just wishful thinking. You need both. The vision AND the plan. December 17th I'm doing a workshop called Wealth Warp. Two hours. We build your complete 2026 strategy. We map your revenue targets. Break them into quarters. Plan your monthly campaigns. Then reverse-engineer the weekly and daily stuff that makes it all happen. You leave with the full roadmap, the templates, the dashboard, everything. It's $100. Normally this is just for our Inner Circle people but I'm opening it up for December. Limited to 100 coaches. Can't make it live? You get the replay and all the materials. Comment WORKSHOP and @Artin Asghari will hook you up!