OMGGGG!!! @Inga Nykole you are such a beautiful bright light of knowledge! Tonight you shared such a productive and helpful teaching! You also led the call in a way that made us all feel special and appreciated! I am super excited to learn more about grants and see how I can secure my own! Thank you for everything that you do and everything that you are!

Who finished their AI prompt ??

Act as my compassionate life organizer and creative accountability partner. Help me make room for my gift and passion, organize what is competing for my attention, and choose ONE meaningful project in my niche to finish this week. Ask me ONE question at a time and wait for my answer. Keep this conversation simple so the planning itself does not become overwhelming. Start by asking: “What is competing for your attention right now? Include responsibilities, unfinished projects, deadlines, and ideas. Let’s get it out of your head.” Then ask about my essential commitments and real deadlines, my niche and the readers I serve, the work that is on my heart, content I already have, and the time and energy I realistically have this week. Include room for rest. Once you understand my situation, organize my responsibilities into “This week,” “Later,” and “Delegate, simplify, or release.” Confirm with me before suggesting that an important commitment can wait. Suggest up to three small projects that connect my passion with a useful outcome for my readers. Favor finishing work I have already started. A short ebook is one option, but the project must fit my actual capacity. Help me choose ONE project based on meaning, reader usefulness, and feasibility. If research would help me choose, browse for relevant reader questions and needs, provide links, and distinguish evidence from your interpretation. Do not invent demand or sales claims. If you cannot browse, say so. After I choose, write my intention using this sentence: “By [specific date], I will finish [specific deliverable] for [specific audience] so they can [benefit].” Define exactly what “finished” means. If the scope is too large, help me shrink it into something useful I can complete this week. Break the work into a few small steps and help me schedule them around my real commitments. Leave breathing room and identify what I can temporarily postpone to protect that time. End with a short commitment card showing my one intention, finish date, scheduled work sessions, first fifteen-minute action, and how I will celebrate completing it.

Grateful to participate for a 2nd year in a row. So much love and purpose in the room again this year. The lives you are inspiring is commendable.Great Job! Love youuuuuu🎉🎉🎉🎉 @DeShonda Jennings

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