To our USA members, I hope today gives you a chance to slow down, step away from the screen, and enjoy the people you love. ❤️🤍💙 🎆Whether your day includes a backyard barbecue, fireworks, a parade, a lake day, or simply sitting around the table with family and friends, I hope it’s filled with laughter, connection, and a little extra joy. Today marks 250 years since the United States declared its independence … a pretty incredible milestone! 🎉🇺🇸 So enjoy the food and make the memories. And let the AI tools rest for a few hours. 😉🇺🇸 How are you spending the 4th of July this year? 🎆👇

🎉Let’s celebrate what we’re building with each other! Bragging can have such a negative connotation, but I believe we should be doing more of it!! Our community is here to cheer each other on... so let's all share something we've created recently! Think of one thing you created that made you feel proud ... it can be big or small: ✔️ a lead magnet ✔️ a post ✔️ a graphic ✔️ an offer ✔️ a lesson ✔️ a workflow ✔️ a new idea you finally brought to life You can share a screenshot, image, or link in the comments along with why you're proud of it. It does not have to be perfect or even finished, just something you made and feel good about. And while you’re here, take a moment to cheer on another woman’s creation too. 💜💛 What did you create recently that made you proud? 👇

If you have the paid version of Claude you may have noticed that they've finally integrated Claude Design right into the Claude Desktop app! 🙌 Claude design is different from Cowork or Code because it's intended to act more as your Branding Partner in that with Claude Design, you set up your Brand kit and then each time you create something new it knows to use that brand kit! You can use it to explore ideas for: ✨ presentations and pitch decks ✨ social media and marketing graphics ✨ one-pagers and visual documents ✨ wireframes and interactive prototypes for web pages ✨ branded course sites You can also give Claude feedback, request changes, and keep refining the design until it feels more aligned with your vision. Finished work can be exported in formats such as Canva, PDF, PowerPoint, or standalone HTML. Personally I design in Claude Design, then download the code and finish the full "build" in Claude Code (or even with Claude Chat for Artifacts). I’ve added an infographic below so you can see some of the possibilities. Have you tried Claude Design yet?👇

One thing I want you to remember as you start using AI in your business: AI is a powerful assistant, but it is not your fact-checker. Sometimes AI will give you an answer that sounds polished, confident, and completely believable… …but it may not actually be true. That’s called an AI hallucination. It can look like: ⚠️ a fake statistic ⚠️ a quote someone never said ⚠️ a book or study that does not exist ⚠️ an incorrect date or detail ⚠️ a “too perfect” answer with no real source This matters because your content, offers, emails, posts, and client work carry your name. So the rule is simple: Trust, but verify. 🔎 The deeper lesson on this unlocks as you level up, but for now, remember this: AI can help you write faster. You are still responsible for what you publish. 💬 Comment to earn points What is one thing you’ll double-check before posting AI-assisted content? A statistic? A quote? A book recommendation? A health claim? Something else?

This post is all about five things you can actually do right now ... no special setup, no paid plan, no technical knowledge required. Just you, a browser, a chat tool (like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc), and five minutes. Here are five quick and easy ways to get some practice using AI in: 1. 📥 Summarize something you don't have time to read 2. ✉️ Draft a message you've been avoiding 3. 💡 Brainstorm something you're stuck on 4. 📝 Turn your messy notes into something useful 5. 🔍 Ask AI something you'd normally Google — but with your actual context included The full lesson has prompts you can copy and paste for each one. Which of these five are you trying first? Drop it in the comments, and then come back and tell us what happened when you did it. For those of you more advanced... which quick win is one of your favorite go-to's?