Hi 👋 I am new, was just let in today. After looking around I am stunned to see so few active people here...👀 Including the MIA moderator who let me in.😅 If anyone is active let's please connect in the group so that we can help each other level up & unlock the courses in the classroom. 🤝

Ciao everybody from Italy! So so new to all this content and I'm a bit overwelmed but really want to do the work (although I'm not clear where to start from... ) 🤩

First, I’d love to ask: how much time do you spend each month creating content? I mean not just recording but also scripting, planning, editing... Hi! I’m Laura, a Content Manager focused on organic content strategy that brings the right people in and gets them to act I used to optimize everything after the click, after the ad, now I build what makes it happen in the first place I'm new here and I’m always up for sharing ideas, collaborating, or just having honest convos about what’s really working out there. Looking forward to learning from you all! 🙌

Hey creators 👋 I see a lot of people struggling to put out enough shortform content these days. But here’s the problem: Most spend hours editing and clipping videos manually ⏳ Because of that, they burn out or never stay consistent 🥲 The solution I found: There’s an easy way to turn any long-form video or podcast into dozens of short clips – and you barely have to lift a finger: Use an AI clipping tool 🎬🤖 Just upload your full video, and the AI will automatically find the best moments, cut them into bite-sized clips, and even add captions or resize for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts! Here’s what I recommend: - Try Opus Clip or vidyo.ai – both can transform a 1-hour video into 10–20 ready-to-post clips in minutes 🚀 - You can even batch process multiple videos and schedule your content ahead of time 📅 What if we all gave it a try and shared our favorite tools or results? 🙌 Let’s level up our content game together!

I got this breathless email from a business guru recently: “Here's where we're at with A.I. right now... We should all be doing everything we can to keep up with what's going on. Here's why... Those people who aren't keeping up are going to be the ones who have their businesses pulled out from under them. This…is changing literally everything.” Over the years, I’ve heard this about other innovations like cable television, satellite radio, the internet, websites in general, blogs in particular, social media and now AI. Also over the years, I’ve found much of this to overblown hype. For example, cable television was supposed to usher in an era of commercial-free paid television. Within 5 years cable television was as heavily loaded with commercials as broadcast television. According to some, now AI is shattering what another business leader calls the “capability ceiling”. That leader outlines how you can now deliver work to clients outside of your “knowledge and experience limits”. Just have AI spin up formulas, frameworks and ideas and sell them to clients as your own. No more reading, research and spending years developing expertise in a given field or several interrelated fields. Just let AI do the work and get paid. Perhaps it’s just me in Luddite mode, but I see a lot of potential problems with this business model. Chief among them is the potential epidemic of flabby brains in the near future. What happens when in the scramble for competitive advantage and the fear of being left behind, some humans forget their knowledge and life experience are their greatest assets? What happens when some people grow dependent on passing off scraped content as their own creation and then at some point have to prove their expertise? What then? I think such dependency can lead to flabby brains and an imposter economy. Some have embraced AI and prepared to ride this wave to shore. Others like me are thinking how can I navigate this innovation with a measure of integrity and still thrive?