Copy it into your favourite AI tool: Write an educational post for [describe your ideal audience] using the format: "Here's something I wish more people knew..." Share one insightful truth and contrast it with a common misconception about [your topic]. Keep it under 120 words, friendly and conversational. Fill in your audience and your topic, hit enter, and you will have a full DRAFT to tweak in about 30 seconds. It sounds like you. It teaches something real. And it does not require a single minute of staring at a blank page. Try it this week and drop what you created in the comments. I would love to see it.

What are you upto this weekend? We've been lucky enough to get away for a sneaky trip. Sned in your weekend vibes! @Alessia C @Angela Walker @Asha Shah @Gisele Marie Bassett @Janice Barry @Michelle Black @C.s. Doron @Ines Coupat @Jenny Dougall @Gemma Eldridge-Carruth @Kristine Fotland @Tina Gibson @Jo Hodge @Ines Coupat @Kristin-Sharanda Thompson @Mandy Minker @Mangla Sachdev @Sarah Martens

Ready to create some content for the week? Remember you can ask for feedback once you've written them - always happy to help! STEP 1: What is the goal of your posts this week. Example: Promote my 30min free call or join my group or brand awareness. STEP 2: Your CTA should relate to your goal. Example: Book a free call with me today or Let's chat – here's my link. 💡Ideas for the week💡 My ideal client struggles with (name it) and I help them by (name the transformation) One thing your ideal client needs to know that makes their life easier today What transformation looks like when working with you...dig deep for the why on this one. 👉Post 1: Storytelling post Start your post with: I just had one of the most wild conversations… 🗒️If you don't have a story to tell about a client, you can always talk about your own services. 👉Post 2: Engagement post Hook: Who else thinks ____ [insert something you think most people might not agree with]? 🗒️Who else thinks Comicon is overrated... 🗒️Who else thinks posting on social media is a waste of time... 👉Post 3: Educational/Value post Start with: How to _ what your ideal client wants] like a [your title] 🗒️How to stop peeing when you laugh like a recovered Pelvic floor Movement Coach 🗒️How to be more productive in your business like an OBM 👉Post 4: Social proof/Results post Start with: You finally switched from ________ to ________ and [the outcome. Ex: you never looked back] 🗒️You finally switched from feeling like a foreigner to having friends that understand you. 🗒️You finally switch from generic Canva fliers to on-point, branded fliers and your business leads soar! 👉Post 5: Opinion/Hot-take post Start with : They lied to you... Off you go! I would love to see how or if you use any of these so make sure to come back and drop the link here so I (and others) can cheer you on. P.S. Remember each of these can take on any format. Video, Instagram post, Skool post or Linkedin carousel

Today is a public holiday in Belgium and when I told a friend that we had a long weekend she was a little confused. It finally clicked and she said aaah: A bank holiday. This is why knowing your ideal client is so important for content. It's being able to speak their language that makes instant connections. So today's homework is to think about how your ideal client speaks. What words do they use that are specific to them. Create a words bank and keep them for when you create content. So, I would love to know what you call and extra day of holiday! P.S. enjoying some down time on the padel court.

Use the following prompt in ChatGPT and show us your results. Please draw the character in the uploaded images, (YOUR NAME), in a loose, expressive sketchbook illustration style. Use a bright white background filled naturally with scattered drawings - full body poses, face close-ups, tinydoodles, handwritten notes, exaggerated expressions, chibi/deformed versions, outfitsketches, movement studies, and personality details. Make it feel messy, playful, and artist-driven like an illustrator's personal sketchbook page, not a clean organized character sheet. Capture humor, quirks, energy, style, and personality.