This prompt is from my friend Lisa Monks and I LOVE it! Ultra-realistic action travel photography using the attached person as the identity reference. Extreme fisheye lens, 8mm, worm’s-eye view from ground level, dynamic coastal adventure scene. The woman appears to be stepping over the camera on sunlit pale coastal rocks, one sneaker sole dominating the foreground, one hand reaching towards the lens. Massive circular “tiny planet” perspective with rugged white sea cliffs, ocean, rocky outcrops, seals or sea lions resting on the rocks below, and deep blue water curving dramatically around the edges of the frame. Bright clear blue sky, strong midday sunlight, sparkling ocean surface, natural coastal textures, cinematic composition, dramatic distortion, ultra-wide angle, vibrant colours, sharp focus, HDR, photorealistic, highly detailed skin texture, travel photography aesthetic, motion energy, depth and scale, 8K resolution, professional DSLR quality, Instagram viral shot. Keep her wearing the same outfit, matching the spirit of the original photo. Aspect ratio 4:5. (You can change this for other sizes - see last image)

This week's paid member session on vibe coding was one of those sessions where things actually happened. Not "great content" happened. Things got built. In the room. In real time. One member came in with a cognitive wellness assessment she'd been running through SurveyMonkey at substantial cost. She wanted to own her data, track client progress over time, and build something that made starting feel so frictionless that clients would actually do it. By the end of the session she had a published app — with a progress tracker, a digital journal, and an ADA compliance notice the AI added without being asked. She did not write a single line of code. Another member built a prospect questionnaire in 11 minutes. These are not developers. These are accomplished women with deep expertise who showed up, filled out a prompt, and walked out with something they can send to clients this week. Here's what paid members got access to: My custom Vibe Code Prompt Builder — a tool I built specifically for WTIC members that walks you through structuring your project before you take it into Lovable. It takes 15 minutes and does most of the thinking for you. You answer questions about your audience, your features, how you want people to move through the experience. It generates a ready-to-use prompt. This tool lives in the paid member classroom. The session recording — so you can watch exactly how the app was built, follow the prompt process, and use the workflow for your own project. 15 free Lovable tokens — I share my referral link (https://lovable.dev/invite/UFZQQV8) with paid members, which adds 10 free tokens to the 5 you get on signup. That's enough to build a proposal page, a questionnaire, or a simple branded landing page without spending a dollar. Live access to sessions like this one — where you're not watching a tutorial, you're in the room while something real gets built and broken and fixed. If you've been sitting in the free tier wondering whether upgrading is worth it, this is what the answer looks like. Real tools. Real builds. Real wins from women who are doing exactly what you're thinking about doing.

OH EM GEEEEE That was a seriously AWESOME 7 hours. You ladies KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK!!! Share your projects below :) @Kat Dill , @Dana Kirchmar , @Janine Vanderburg , @Maree Mac guinness , @Maree Mac Guinness , @Kimberly Tomlinson (And Aimee who still needs to join this group, lol) Hey ladies, I am doing a Vibe coding event live at my house on Sunday, and I have two seats left. If you want to call in for a Zoom, we can do that too. Just DM me if you have any questions or are interested. As a side note, every time I write Vibe Coding, my Wispr Flow writes Viveka Coding. Which I actually love

Welcome to the Women’s Technology Integration Collaborative (henceforth to be referred to as WTIC because I don't have the time to type out "Women’s Technology Integration Collaborative" over and over.... If you are here, you are in the right room. This community exists to help accomplished women move from tech confusion to confident implementation. Start here. Step 1. Introduce yourself below. (Everybody) In the comments of this post, share: • what you do • where you feel most confident (business or tech) • where you would most like support right now This helps me and the community meet you where you are. Step 2. Explore the Training Library (Free, Premium and VIP members) Start with the curated sessions in the classroom. Do not try to watch everything. Pick one area that will move your work forward now. Step 3. Join the Live Sessions (Premium and VIP Members) We meet on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month for 90 minutes. Second Tuesday: Expert Session Fourth Tuesday: Integration Lab where we apply what you are learning and troubleshoot in real time. Step 4. Use the Prompt Drops and GPTs These are designed to save you time. Test them. Adapt them. Use them in your real workflow. They will be updated and added to regularly Step 5. Be Active The women who get the biggest results here participate. Ask questions. Share wins. Bring your stuck points. Active members receive bonus opportunities, invitations, and upgrade options. (see the attached PDF) Most importantly - remember - you are not behind. You are building!!!! Let's GOOOOOOOOOOO :) Viveka

We had such a smart and useful session inside WTIC with consumer insights expert Kay Allison, and this one really got to the heart of why so many offers and so much content miss the mark. Kay brought her deep background in consumer insights and innovation to show us how to stop guessing what our audience wants and start listening to what they are actually saying. We talked about the gap between the neat, logical way we describe our business and the much messier way real people experience their problems. That alone was a huge aha. Your audience is not living inside your framework. They are living inside emotion, contradiction, resistance, hope, and language that is often unfinished. We also talked about how tools like Apify and AI can help you scrape and analyze real peer-to-peer conversations so you can spot patterns, emotional themes, conflicting desires, and unmet needs. Another big aha was the difference between customer language and competitor language. When you separate the two, you can start to see where the real white space is in the market and where your messaging can become much more precise. A few of my favorite takeaways: • insight lives in the gap between ideal and real • people often say one thing and feel another • the best messaging usually comes from the customer’s exact words, not polished marketing language • better offers start with better listening If your content feels flat, your messaging is not landing, or you know your offer is good but it is not connecting the way it should, this training is worth watching. Catch the course in the classroom!