My biggest wins from today's summit has been that I gained even more motivation. The second win has been, learning how to quickly generate an image using sources that I already have, and then creating an infographic.

Hi everyone! I have a question for the team. This might sound like a basic observation, but I have always found that you have to understand the fundamentals before you can see the big picture. ​ I’ve noticed there hasn't been any conversation around Copilot, even though it’s consistently referred to as part of the "Big Four" and is so deeply tied to Microsoft 365. Since it's a major player, I’m curious—is there a specific reason it isn’t mentioned? ​I’ve been exploring each of the major systems to better understand their capabilities. Because I have an extensive background with Microsoft programs and a 365 subscription, Copilot has been my "default." However, as I get further into developing my business, I’m running into glitches that are making me look for a more reliable alternative. ​ I’ve narrowed my choice down to Copilot or Gemini. I would love to understand why Copilot isn't part of the focus here, and what the team recommends as the best system for managing all aspects of a business from the ground up—from marketing to inventory and accounting. Thanks, Tina

The fastest way to become obsolete is to believe your current level is enough. Success has a dangerous side effect. It convinces people they can coast. They start protecting what built them instead of building what’s next. That’s when decline starts. I never stop learning because every new level demands a new version of you. The skills that got you here rarely get you there. The entrepreneur who made the first million needs different thinking to make ten.The leader who built a small team needs different skills to lead a great one.The person who won in one season can lose fast in the next if they stop adapting. That’s why hunger matters. Hunger keeps your ego in check. Hunger keeps you coachable. Hunger keeps you searching for leverage instead of living off old wins. And if you’re in this group, you already have that hunger. You’re here because you want more. You know there’s another level. You’re willing to learn, grow, and step into what’s next. That already puts you ahead of most people. But hunger alone isn’t enough. A lot of people hide in learning because it feels productive. It’s easier to consume than create. Easier to study than sell. Easier to plan than perform. More information doesn’t change your life. Applied information does. So as we head into the Summit this week, don’t just come to watch. Come ready to move. You do not need to implement everything. You need to implement something. One idea. One tool. One shift. One action you’ve been delaying. That single move can create momentum that changes everything. Learn fast. Implement faster. Measure what worked. Fix what didn’t. Repeat longer than everyone else. That’s how average people become exceptional. That’s how successful people stay successful. What’s one thing you’re committed to doing differently this week?

Hi everyone! I’m Tina, and I’m a chef and new small business owner. ​I’ve been working with AI for a short time and have also taken a few courses, but I’ve seen enough to truly understand how powerful it is. I’m here because I want to learn how to utilize these tools to help me set up and manage all the moving parts of my business—everything from marketing and social media strategy to the more technical side like accounting and inventory management. ​I joined this community to gain a real advantage in streamlining those daily operations so I can focus more on the craft I love. Fun Fact: I make my own natural wellness products like salves and body butters!