Have you heard the term “Tokenomics”? 🪙 In crypto, it’s a serious field of study. In AI, it’s the bill you get when you ask for a “yes” and receive 4 paragraph monologue. 😄 Frustrated with how tokens get used and charged? You are not alone. I asked for a “yes” and got a dissertation, so I turned the frustration into a parody song. 😄 Turn it up, have a laugh, then tell me in the comments: what’s the longest answer AI ever gave you when all you wanted was one word? 👇

Fall is here and so is your My One Thing accountability post!! Keep building those habits and goal setting muscles and put your ONE THING for this week in the comments below!

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I think it is so important to feed our inner creative spark using AI as our partner or collaborator to bring things to life. You all might know my "pure joy" I did a couple of months ago was my Sacred Stories Project, and it has turned in to a full blown project now, but I have started another "joy" challenge with the trending MICRO DRAMA videos. Here is a teaser on one of them...using Motion Graphics. (these are first drafts so don't be too harsh lol)

🧭 One Thing Monday: Map It Before You Build It If you cannot see the steps, AI will invent them. This week we’re on A — Architecture in our CRAFT framework. Last week, we defined the rules. This week, we’re putting the pieces in order: what happens first, next, and last—and what each step needs to work. You can have a form, an assessment, and an email ready to go. But if the results email fires before someone answers the questions, you’ve built yourself a very efficient problem. 😂 My One Thing this week: Map the order before I connect the pieces. ✏️ Your challenge: Draw the Path. Pick ONE process you want AI to help with. On paper or on screen: 1. Write what starts the process. 2. Map what happens first, next, and last. 3. Identify something that must happen before the next step can work. 4. Show what happens if information is missing or a step fails. Then walk through it with one example. Does the path actually get you to the result you intended? The goal is a simple map you can explain, follow, and give AI to work from. Drop your process in the comments. This week, share your map and one missing step or ordering problem you caught. Let’s hone our AI CRAFT—one useful skill at a time.