We’re always discovering new ways to work smarter, stay inspired, and create with ease and your tool might be the one someone else really needs. 🎯 Tried anything new? Got a genius workflow, shortcut, or automation saving your sanity? Here's what I'm looking at: Mocah - automated email template builder Holo - build anything for social media Clay - build powerful lists of data and workflows Motion - AI driven productivity Superhuman - email optimisation Fyxer - email optimisation Claid AI - Pro-quality product photos in seconds Airtable - store your data centrally for better systems and visibility Zapier - powering up my marketing integrations Go High Level - for optimised marketing workflows make.com - automations notion - documents and content planning carrd.com - if you don't already have a website use this data comes from instantly and clay data goes through make or zapier into go high level leads / members get nurtured in workflows data gets stored in airtable content gets stored in notion content goes out via make emails get sorted via fyxer I create content using Holo I create emails using Mocah (I haven't build it all yet but that's what I'm working on!) Let me know if you want to know more. Drop your fave tool or workflow below! ⬇️Bonus points if you share how you’re using it and why you love it. Let’s build the ultimate community-powered toolkit 💛

🔄 A Weekly Community Practice + Feedback Session 💬✨ Thank you @Joy Purdy for the inspiration! Many of you asked for more real-time support, practice, and feedback and this is it. Welcome to our newest space: The Support XChange. This is our weekly co-practice and feedback meetup. No algorithms. No judgment. No pressure to perform. Just real support, honest opinions, and space to grow together. 💡 What It Is: An open session each week where we gather to support each other in real time. Show your work. Ask for help. Share tools. Give advice. Swap feedback. This is your creative hot seat + mastermind + safe space. 🧩 How It Works: Each week we’ll focus on different areas depending on who shows up: - ✍️ Review your writing, copy, or content - 🎨 Share your branding, visual vibe, art or AI-generated images - 💻 Get feedback on your website, landing page or lead magnet - 🤖 Workshop your AI workflows, prompts, or tools - 📣 Test your offer, messaging, or visibility strategy - 🧠 Can’t decide between 3 names? Ask us. - 🛠 Need help improving an app or email sequence? Bring it. - 🧭 Want to check your content is inclusive, ethical, or landing with others? Perfect place. 👥 Who It's For: - Women building solo (who don’t want to build alone) - Founders looking for honest, smart, strategic input - Artists, builders, coaches, creators - Anyone who wants a community of practice (not just vibes) Let’s be honest: 🌸 Friends and family love you but often can’t give useful feedback. 🤖 AI gives you output, not discernment. 💼 Social Media groups and “like circles" don’t help you make money or give you constructive feedback. This is different. This is real, safe, smart support. 🙌 🕓 When: ⏰ We’re planning to start these next week: Monday night NZT / Tuesday US time (ET/PT) Drop a comment below with: ✅ Your name 💬 What you'd love feedback on (if anything at this point) 🙋‍♀️ What you could offer feedback about 🤝 Whether you’d like to be a community buddy (to pair with someone for mutual support)

In today's Issue Room conversation with @Florentina Stefanescu Flory, we dug into something we hear constantly from this community: AI overwhelm, tool fatigue, and the pressure to keep up with everything. One of the big themes that came through was the value of simplifying; choosing fewer tools that genuinely do more, rather than stacking overlapping platforms that drain energy and attention. We talked specifically about Imagine Art and how it compares to tools like MidJourney. Flory shared her experience using Imagine Art’s realistic image models and its node-based workflow system, which allows for more control, better realism, and cleaner iteration without constantly jumping between tools. One key insight: Imagine Art brings multiple models into one place, which can significantly reduce friction if you’re feeling burned out by managing separate platforms for similar outcomes. The bigger takeaway here isn’t “use another tool”; it’s clarity over chaos. Many women we speak to feel exhausted by the pace of AI, unsure which tools are worth their time, and guilty for not keeping up. Our role as SHE IS AI is to help filter, not flood, to support thoughtful adoption, aligned workflows, and sustainable creativity. ✨ Flory has generously offered to run a free class for the community on Imagine Art, walking through how it works and how to decide whether it could replace or simplify parts of your current setup. No pressure, no hype, just a practical walkthrough to help you decide if it’s useful for you. If you’d be interested in attending, drop a comment or reaction below and we’ll confirm dates and details soon. This is about easing overwhelm, not adding to it!

We had such a beautiful Book Club convo this week with @Florentina Stefanescu From Midjourney to Nano Banana, ImagineArt, to writing, editing, and beyond your characters, creatures, and magical worlds are stunning. But the big question that came up was: 🧐 “How do I actually build the book? And then promote it?” So whether you're writing, illustrating, formatting, or doing it all yourself here’s a full round-up of top tools that our community recommends for creating, designing, and publishing children’s books (especially if you’re using AI artwork). 🛠️ Best Tools for Writing & Formatting Children’s Books 🎨 Canva Beginner-friendly, drag-and-drop design with loads of book templates. Upload your AI images, add your text, and export print-ready PDFs. Amazing for visual books and quick layout. 💡 Tip: Use Canva’s “Presentation” or “Storybook” templates as a starting point for spreads. 📘 Book Creator / Book Builder These web-based tools are made for interactive and visual stories. - Book Creator → Great for classroom use, teachers, and young readers. Add video, audio, and voiceovers. - Book Builder → Designed for accessibility and learner-friendly reading design. Both are perfect for first-time authors or educators. 📖 Story Jumper A favourite for interactive children’s books with easy-to-use layouts. Add your AI art, or use their own image library. Great for publishing both print and digital copies. Super intuitive. Great for non-designers! 💻 More Advanced Tools (For Print-Ready Layouts) 🧩 Affinity Publisher (Mac only) Part of the Affinity suite (with Designer + Photo). A powerful desktop app for combining text and full-page AI illustrations with pro formatting features. ✍️ Atticus Designed specifically for authors. Easy-to-use book formatter with clean exports for KDP. Great for text-based books or simple layout workflows. 📚 Adobe InDesign Industry standard. Powerful layout options and complete creative control — but with a steep learning curve. Ideal for picture books, workbooks, and graphic-heavy projects.

Part of our role here (Apart from having epic networking, events, support, live calls, and all the rest) is to help you filter through the AI forest to ensure we're supporting thoughtful AI adoption, aligned and sustainable workflows and outputs that actually helps you move the needle. What would most help you feel supported in this right now? 💬 If you want to add context, comment with where you’re currently feeling most overwhelmed or stuck this helps us design what we offer next.