That's the goal for the month of June. It can and will be done. If you find this group to be helpful in your journey to building things online, please share the link with others so that they can also join us and get resources as well. And please make the most of the community discussions. We need your feedback in order to grow and better meet your needs. Be kind, and respectful, but honest. We appreciate it and are looking for to growing together. Lock in!

Firstly, thanks to all who have joined The Systems Lab. It means a lot that you would tap in with us, and we don't take it for granted. This will be the #1 Skool community in the world for learning how to build things online. Each lane (AI, eCom, social media, web development, no-code, digital marketing, automation) has a 90-day roadmap that helps guide you into creating something tangible and helps you make real progress. I have the first 30 days complete for the AI, social media, and eCom classrooms. Web Development, no-code, digital marketing, and automation will be complete this week. Always check the classroom because we will be refining it and making sure it is organized, has good pacing, and has helpful resources for you.

I see a lot of people are building in Lovable and want tutorials and guides on how to build there. I will be adding that to the Web Development Classroom. It is AI, but it still falls under Development, so that's where the technical aspect will be. I've built 20+ Websites and apps in Lovable this year alone. My personal portfolio and company website are both made with it, and you will get the hang of it fast. We'll cover inspiration, design, development, DNS configuration, security, and more. Lock in!

Ever lost a client because your price was too high, or left money on the table because it was too low? I have, and most of the time I was leaving money ON the table and regretted it later. I built something for that. FreelanceIQ V1 is live, a free pricing tool for freelancers and agencies covering web, video, SEO, design, and more. https://www.freelanceiq.app/ It can be accessed from the free resources classroom as well. Use it and let me know what you think.

For all current members, when you get a chance, make an introduction post and let us know a little bit about yourself. Where you're from, your interests/hobbies, education and career background. What you're currently involved in (building an app, non-profit, traveling, etc.) And what motivated you to become a member. We would love to know. I'll go first. My name is David Jordan, but you can call me DJ. I'm from Mississippi and Louisiana. I like technology because it is a way to connect my other interests (movies, games, books, traveling, sports, and general topics). Growing up in small places like Natchez, MS, and Alexandria, LA, there aren't many resources. And growing up in projects and housing, I always had to have a good imagination to see that a better life was possible. But I didn't know how to start, what to do, etc., then the technology came along, and it makes sense to use the information and resources to our advantage, and so I learn, build, scale, and teach. I am currently a CIS student at NSU with a concentration in application development. I learned social media on my own and have 50+ million videos on YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook. It was for fun, but now it's about bringing everything together. I have built a few apps as well. I have a background in robotics and web development, and my goal has been to learn and then be able to build my own technology company that actually helps people. As much as I enjoy these things, family and community mean a lot too, and I want to build a vast network to leverage and be able to travel and make sure my family has a lot of good experiences and memories.