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16 contributions to YAMS Ai Club
Build a Landing Page Outline
This is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for creating this!
Build a Landing Page Outline
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Raine, what are you building the landing page for? I'm working on making my printable resources easier to understand at a glance. I'd be interested in which part of the outline helped you most, especially deciding what belongs at the top.
10.25.26 Quote & Song of the Day
“Love is an action, never simply a feeling.” — Bell Hooks Let love show up in one small act today—including how you care for yourself. 🫶🏽 🎶 Song of the Day: “Blessed” — Jill Scott
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Co, your Temptations comment caught my eye. What's the one song of theirs that never gets old for you? I love how a few notes can bring a whole era back faster than a photograph sometimes.
Stop Waiting for Someone Else to Tell You You’re Good at Your Job. 👏🏽
Sometimes we get so busy DOING the work that we forget just how much we’ve actually DONE. You solved the problem. You learned the system. You improved the process. You brought the idea to life. You took on responsibilities that weren’t even in the original job description. But when was the last time you stopped and gave YOURSELF credit? Recognition feels good. Of course it does! But you don’t have to wait for a performance review, a compliment, or somebody else’s applause to acknowledge your progress. Let me introduce you to something I think every professional, entrepreneur, and creator needs: 📂 A BRAG FOLDER. Not just for your boss. Not just for LinkedIn. Not just for your next interview. FOR YOU. A place to document: ✨ The problems you’ve solved. ✨ The results you’ve created. ✨ The skills you’ve developed. ✨ The responsibilities you’ve taken on. ✨ The work that never made it onto your résumé. Because “I was just doing my job” can leave out a WHOLE lot of talent, effort, and growth. 👏🏽 And this got me thinking… what if your brag folder could do more than collect bullet points? 👀 What if it could help you actually SEE everything you’ve accomplished—including the things you’ve been brushing off like they’re no big deal? Not another generic “you’re awesome” quote. Something that reflects YOUR actual work, YOUR growth, and YOUR receipts. 🧾🔥 Something that makes you pause and say, “Wait a minute… I really DID do all of that.” Soooo… I’m building something for YAMS, and I’m a little excited about it. 🤭 Because your accomplishments don’t disappear just because nobody clapped. You did the work. You deserve to see the proof. -Whit 🫶🏽 Poll: Want a first look at what I’m building? 👀
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Stop Waiting for Someone Else to Tell You You’re Good at Your Job. 👏🏽
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Whit, I like making the proof concrete. I’d give each entry four short lines: what the problem was, what I did, what changed, and where the evidence lives. Even “I found and corrected a mistake” belongs in there. Otherwise the folder could turn into a pile of nice screenshots that I can’t explain six months later. A useful record beats asking my memory to provide customer service.
Prompt Drop: A Website Hero Image That Leaves Room for Your Message 👀
YAMS fam, ever made a great brand photo… then covered your face with the headline? 😂 Let’s build the space for your message INTO the image. Use the prompt below as a practice exercise for a website hero image, newsletter banner, service introduction, etc. 📸 SETUP Upload a clear photo of yourself or the version of you you'd prefer to show to the public, to an the Ai platform you like using the most. Replace the two bracketed details, then paste: 👇🏽 COPY + PASTE Use my attached photo as the identity reference. Create one photorealistic landscape 16:9 workspace brand image. Preserve my facial structure, age, skin tone, eye color, hairline, hairstyle and body proportions. Do not beautify, slim, age or redesign me. Seat me at a light oak desk in a warm minimal creative studio, wearing [your casual outfit]. Place me on the RIGHT half of the frame, with an uncluttered [your light brand color] wall filling the LEFT third as quiet space for a headline I will add later. Do not generate the headline. Use an eye-level medium-wide view, showing my head, torso and desk with breathing room. Turn me slightly toward the camera with relaxed shoulders and a gentle closed-mouth smile. Rest one hand naturally on an open blank notebook and the other flat on the desk beside it. Include one slim open charcoal laptop with believable hinges, no logos and no legible screen content. Keep the scene simple. Use broad soft window light, believable shadows and gentle highlights. Keep my eyes and face in focus. Preserve natural asymmetry, subtle varied pores. Keep face, ears, neck and hands coherent under the same light, allowing natural regional differences. Use realistic eyes, hands, fingers, wrists and body anatomy. Return one image, not a collage. ----- Added a few examples for your reference below. Explore the Creative Studio prompt inside the classroom: https://www.skool.com/yams/classroom/4ab9a27f?md=9d4398cc506046cd9cec44d3706279da
Prompt Drop: A Website Hero Image That Leaves Room for Your Message 👀
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Whit, planning the empty space before generating is a useful design step. How do you adapt this landscape layout for a narrow phone screen: make a separate portrait image, or put the headline outside the image on mobile? That's the second view I'd want to check before calling a hero finished.
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@Whit Dubo Fair point, Whit. I jumped ahead of the exercise. I'm working on printable games at the moment, so keeping the image and wording readable together is on my mind. I'll keep the question focused on the landscape practice here. And thanks for clarifying what happened with that word, Yaya. I hope the next cover comes together more easily.
How to Create AI Image & Video of Yourself Meeting Your Younger Self 🤎
Want to create an AI image of your present-day self meeting your younger self? I attached a quick downloadable guide below with the starter prompt and steps to make your own. Start with a clear present-day photo. If you don’t have a childhood photo, the prompt uses the photo you uploaded and the details you give to create the younger you. @Yaya Reed , thank you for your help with sparking this idea. Whit 🫶🏽 If you missed this morning’s younger-you challenge post, take a peek if you're interested. Then download the guide and have fun creating yours! 👀🤎
How to Create AI Image & Video of Yourself Meeting Your Younger Self 🤎
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Whit, the small details could make this especially meaningful for our generation: the clothes, a familiar room, something you carried everywhere. More than just making the face younger. I haven't tried your guide yet, but the idea of giving the two versions a shared scene is a thoughtful one.
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@Whit Dubo You're right, Whit. I commented on the idea before opening your guide, so I missed that you'd already built those details into it. Thanks for the nudge, and for sharing the prompt.
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Rebuilding from contractor to online entrepreneur, I share my journey learning sales and AI to help people create a new income.

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