They are powerful… but they are difficult to build properly. So let me show you something. What if you could use AI to build one… faster, easier, and with far less frustration? I have just released the first video of a new training where I walk you through the model and how it all fits together. In this video, you will learn: - How a 3-way forecast actually works (in simple terms) - How P&L, cash flow, and balance sheet connect together - The key components every model needs - The biggest mistakes to avoid when building one - Why AI changes everything when it comes to forecasting 👉 Watch the video below This is just Part 1. The full step-by-step course… where you build the entire model with AI… is inside the AI Academy. Quick question for you… After watching the video, what part of 3-way forecasting do you find most confusing or difficult? Or do you use proprietary software for forecasting? Drop your answer below 👇

Create an image of you in a Simpsons-style scene, and share the fun. Simply follow these steps: 1. Find a photo of you 2. Run the prompt below in ChatGPT (and select the "Create Image" tool) 3. Download your image, and then upload it in the comments below (optional: also upload the original image) Let's see who can produce the quirkiest image of themselves. Here is the prompt (change any aspect of it you want): THE PROMPT: Using the uploaded photo as a reference, create a square-format cartoon illustration of me in the distinctive, yellow-toned style inspired by The Simpsons. Ensure my features—like glasses, hairstyle, and outfit—remain recognisable in this transformation. Place me in a playful or surreal scene with a cartoon character that fits naturally within a Simpsons-style world—not a specific copyrighted figure, but someone who could believably live in Springfield. Make our interaction unusual, quirky, or funny (e.g., competing in an odd contest, tangled in an oversized doughnut, or having an unexpected conversation with a talking object). Feel free to be inventive with props, facial expressions, and background details that enhance the humour or weirdness of the situation.

OpenAI has officially launched Atlas, their new web browser built around ChatGPT... bringing AI directly into your browsing experience. Here’s what makes it interesting: ✅ What’s new - A ChatGPT-sidebar built into every page, letting you summarise, analyse, compare or rewrite content side-by-side. - A new “Agent Mode” (for Plus/Pro users) that can autonomously carry out tasks such as researching, shopping or booking, directly from the browser. - Full privacy controls—Atlas opts you out by default from using your browsing data to train models and lets you manage “Browser Memories”. - Important: Currently it’s available only on macOS with Windows, iOS and Android versions coming later. I’ve uploaded a short video with my initial thoughts on Atlas, watch it below. 🤔 I’d love to hear from you: - Are you going to try Atlas? - If yes — what feature interests you the most? - If no — what’s holding you back? Drop your thoughts below!

So I have had the plus account and based on what Mark has been teaching lately about security I upgraded to the Business account. It has a migration tool to move the chats, projects, and gpts from the plus to the workspace. Or it’s supposed to. When I did it only the chats came over. No Projects - NONE! Or the GPTs. But I’m more upset about the projects. All this work I’ve done over several months and it’s gone!

At least when you have to work, it helps to have a good office view. Right now, mine is by the sea in Spain 🏖️ (photo below 👇). Even when we’re away, the ideas don’t stop… but I’m not complaining with this setup! 👉 I’d love to know: Where’s your favourite place to do work?