I used ChatGPT for a while to generate coloring pages, but if you’ve tried it, you already know the pain 😅 Broken lines. Weird shading. Styles that don’t match what you asked for. Too much back-and-forth prompting. A few days ago, someone who follows my YouTube channel reached out and put me onto a new tool called Colorin AI. 🌈 I’ve been testing it out, and honestly… it’s just easier. No fighting with prompts. Clean coloring lines on the first try. Styles actually look like *coloring pages* — from super simple kids pages to more detailed adult designs. I tested multiple styles, downloaded pages, and even printed a few. It nailed what I wanted without revisions, which is the biggest win for me. If you’re creating coloring books (or even just pages for kids), this tool saves a ton of time. I’ll drop my affiliate link below for anyone who wants to check it out. Pricing is reasonable, and you can use code CREATOR25 for 20% off YOU CAN CHECK IT OUT HERE If you’ve tried ChatGPT for coloring books before and got frustrated, this might be worth a look.

I wanted to take a moment to spotlight @Gale Bates we connected here on Skool what feels like a long time ago now and she has been plugged into becoming an author ever since. It all started with a journal that she had, and we migrated it over to Amazon KDP so she could sell her journals physically without needing to stock a big inventory in her home and save big by not having to make a bulk order with a printing vendor. Amazon KDP is PRINT ON DEMAND. Meaning you don't have to order ANY inventory, you get paid royalties when customers make the purchase directly from Amazon and Amazon handles everything else for you. Now, she's moved on to making wonderful children's book like The Adventures of Guava Bear and she is already working on creating more books! ✨Let's give GALE a big round of applause for all she is creating!! 📣 (If you would like to get a shoppable video review like this one for your book I am having a sale going on in the classroom for only $50 which includes me ordering your book)

Today, let's talk about books. This could be a book you published or a recent book you read. Share something you love, share something you hate, but the whole point is to talk about books. You can even share what's next on your reading list! LINKS ARE OKAY IF DIRECTLY TO A BOOK 🌟

⚠️ Before you write a single word of your book, do this first. Most authors start with writing and then hope the market responds. That is the long way around, and honestly, the reason so many books sit at zero sales. The smarter move is to flip the process entirely. Test demand first. Then write. 🔍 Checking whether people are actively searching for and buying books on your topic takes minutes. Writing a book takes months. If you skip the demand check you risk spending all of that time on something nobody is looking for. Here is what you are looking for when you validate a topic. You want to see multiple books ranking in that category, not just one outlier. You want clear problem-solving themes showing up in titles and subtitles. You want proof that people are already buying books like yours. You do not need to dominate the category. You just need room to enter it. 📖 There are two extremes to avoid. Categories so competitive that big publishers with thousands of reviews crowd out everything else. And categories so empty that there is no real demand at all. The sweet spot is enough buyers to make sales possible and enough room for a new author to get discovered. One of the best tools I use for this is Publisher Rocket. It takes the guesswork out of keyword research and shows you exactly what readers are searching for on Amazon before you commit to a topic. All of this is covered in much more detail inside my 💥Topic Clarity Playbook, one of four playbooks you can grab right now for just $15. This is my complete brain dump on how I have generated over $100k in royalties from self-publishing part-time. Grab all four here before the price goes back up: 👉 😉 GET THE PUBLISHING PLAYBOOKS FOR ONLY $15

Share whatever you’re working on or proud of right now. This community is full of creators, authors, and entrepreneurs, and sometimes the best thing we can do is help each other get a little more visibility. 💡 IDEAS ON WHAT YOU COULD SHARE: • Yourself and what you do • Your Skool community • A book you're writing or recently published • A project you're building • A shoutout to another member • A video, post, or resource • Affiliate links (yes, those are allowed) The goal is simple: help our members get seen. Just one request so this stays valuable for everyone. 👉 1 RULE: If you share something, please also leave a thoughtful or helpful comment on someone else’s post. Support goes both ways, and when we all participate, the whole community benefits. Now let’s see what everyone is building 👇