Bill Cory

... and now I'm trying it again. In the past, I gave it a month at most, because nobody was joining. Even my friends and family. I figured I was (am) just weird, so my interests didn't jibe with anybody else's. Well, now Im in that same situation again, with my new group, AI Health Plus. This time, I'm sticking with it because I genuinely think I have something of value to offer. It's a group of three apps at this point -- a medical, a legal, and a language translation app. They all use AI, but they don't require any AI knowledge or experience. They are apps with built-in prompts and safeguards, and they can explain anything in those fields. There are sample buttons to click so you can try them out with info that is "real," but isn't from a "real person's info." (Note: The apps are private and safe; nothing is kept and nothing is used for training AI LLMS.) If you'd like to try them out for free (through the end of May, using the password "aihealthmay26," just go to either one or all of them: MedeXplainr Pro, LegalXplainr Pro, or LanguageXplainr Pro. Try it out. LanguageXplainer Pro translates both ways between English, Mexican Spanish, French and German. All the apps have three levels of detail for the explanation, a summarize button, and save, share and print. If you look and have trouble, and you feel it's not easy to use, PLEASE tell me so I can fix it! Thanks! Bill

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Bill Cory

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Hi @Lynn Smargis ! The apps aren't targeted toward any particular area of health. They are a new, all-encompassing use of AI to explain medical terminology through simply clicking buttons. And, actually, it's just one app that address all areas of health in a specific way. How the app is used: Imagine you've just gotten a hospital discharge report, as they wheel you out to the car. You can't understand much of anything it says. You might get on your favorite AI and go through the prompting, etc., to find out what the document is saying, but it won't give you the complete picture. My Pro App, "MedeXplainr Pro" allows you to input (copy & paste, drag, type) the entire document and get a complete explanation of every word in it. You choose the user lever for the explanation: Patient, Caregiver, or Medical Professional, and the result comes to you at that level. You can get a summary of the document with one more click. Then Save, print, or share. Also, ask the AI follow up questions about it if you want. This can be done for any injury or ailment. Because it uses the full power of Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Anthropic), it isn't limited to any particular type of ailment, gender of patient, age of patent, etc. I just take the document, searches its entire database, and returns information to you. To tell you the truth, there's no elevator pitch I can come up with because, as you can tell, its a new way of using an app to automatically and correctly prompt an AI LLM to provide information, without needing to know anything at all about using AI. I guess the simple answer toy our question would be: "Yes, but that's just one of the areas of health it can help with." Now, the bad news. Since the skool group is so new (only 2 or 3 members so far), I haven't been able to get it all ready for Prime Time. Give me the weekend, and I'll have video how-to's and explanations available in the About page. Two additional apps are LegaleXplainr and LanguageXplainr, translating Spanish, French, German and English. (In case you want your medical or legal explanation in another language.)

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slow growth versus epiphanies 💭

There's an ebb and flow to learning. To growth. To understanding. Look back: do you notice it? There's no right or wrong about it. It's just ebb and flow, consequences and reactions, constriction and space. You are the master of your time and space. So today, give yourself grace and space. Not every realization requires an immediate action.

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Bill Cory

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This is an excellent gentle reminder. I sometimes feel discouragement and have always been prompted by it to just give up. When I've had a "realization" that I was going down the wrong road with something, I've interpreted it as a sign that I wouldn't succeed, so I might as well give up early rather than wasting too much time. Sometimes, maybe if I had allowed more time and not had a knee-jerk reaction to my "realization," I could have succeeded. I wonder what might have been ...

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First Post for AI Health Plus

"AI Health Plus," is about health, but in a different way. Here's the scoop. And a reward at the end! If you have a medical document with so much technical language that you can't understand what it is saying, you can use the apps linked in the Classrooms to explain everything in plain English. Then, if you want, you can translate the entire explanation into Spanish, French, or German. It's simple, but it's difficult to explain. If you want to talk about it with others, that's where the Community comes in. This works with a hospital discharge, doctor's opinion, drug list, or any kind of medical document. It uses a full-powered AI app named MedeXplainr, and another named LanguageXplainr for perfect translation. The apps use the full power of Claude Sonnet 4.6 by Anthropic Corp., but you only click buttons. No AI experience or knowledge needed. (Anthropic does not use any of this information for training of AIs.) In the paid side, another app named LegaleXplainr offers the same service for any court document or other doc that has a lot of legal jargon in it. The apps explain everything in plain, everyday English, and can translate it so family or friends in other countries (or at home) can also understand it. Or, if you just want to write a letter and have it translated between German, French, Spanish or English, you can use it for that. It doesn't have to be a medical or legal document. For complete translations, the paid app LanguageXplainr Pro is the one that's needed, in the Paid member classroom. Here's the reward. For the rest of the month of May, all paid apps are free. Check 'em out at AI Health Plus

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Have you been told you should write a book? 📚

There are so many reasons why people write books: 📚To share a story 📚Help others 📚Motivate or inspire others 📚Leverage lived experience and knowledge 📚Increase brand awareness and credibility 📚To use as a marketing hook in the media 📚Create a legacy 📚Entertain 📚Heal 📚Develop an income stream from home and so much more! I've helped people write all kinds of books over the years. From children's books, to cookbooks, romances, memoirs to business and 'how to' books and everything in between. Some write for themselves, some write to sell millions of copies, retire and live their dream life, and they have! ⭐️ Writing a book can change your life and the lives of others. I believe everyone has a story, or something someone can learn from or value. It's why I've been mentoring new authors for over 16 years. ⭐️ In Author Skool, I help mentors, storytellers, business owners, and entrepreneurs write amazing books, self-publish and promote them. With 20 years of experience in all aspects of the book industry, from being a 10x bestselling author myself to book distributor, retailer, publisher and marketer, this is the space I help you write and self-publish your very own book in record time, the right way, avoiding the mistakes most authors make. So, if you don't know where to start - I can help you! I mentor each week in live sessions, so you won't be on your own. Bring your ideas, and I'll help you transform them into a professional book asset that you will be proud of and have forever. ⭐️ This week in Author Skool, we're covering one of the writing layers that is important to weave into your book to connect with your dream reader. ⭐️ We also have a 5-Day Challenge to help you begin writing straight away. I look forward to welcoming you inside and helping you bring your story to life! ⭐️ > Join here and begin bringing your story to life! <

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Have you been told you should write a book? 📚

Bill Cory

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This is a great idea for a community! I hope you are including information about marketing, too! I've written and self-published a number of books. They're all out there, unnoticed, with a few good reviews each but not many buyers. Alas, I am lousy at marketing. I have a problem telling people that my own product is good.

Bill Cory

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Thank you @Rachael Bermingham for the tip. I'll go check out The Skool Bookshop!

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🗞️From the Editor

Mayhem in May happens on May 29.

First it was the Black Friday Free For All, then is was February Frenzy, now it's Mayhem in May! What is it? It's your once in a quarter opportunity to promote anything you want once an hour for 24 hours. Beginning at midnight EDT and ending at midnight EDT on May 29, you can go crazy promoting anything in the community. This is a great opportunity to increase your visibility and get 👀 on your community, products, and services. You can post paid offers, free offers, offers within your Skool community, offers outside of your community, AND affiliate links! Start planning now, because the people who have thought about this opportunity and approached it with the most intention and strategy in the past have been the ones who have benefitted the most. Please be aware that for every post you make, you MUST comment on three other posts (and gifs don't count!). The purpose of this is to add some excitement and energy into the community while allowing you to improve your visibility and promote more. In the past, this hasn't hurt our ranking as a community because it has been done with the best of intentions and not as a way to "game" the system. We'll see what the new algorithm thinks... 😬 Music video below courtesy of @Joe Hache

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Bill Cory

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@Joe Hache Wow, that's like a ... a Disney production! I'm blown away by the sound and graphics and musical quality. Beautifully done!

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Alive in Colorado. I'm 78. Write apps, books, doing Skool, drive a Lyft rideshare. Have wife, "kids" in Texas and Colombia, 6 g'kids. Healthy? ~Yeah

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