How would you like to use one prompt to get 8 different variations?👀 Guess what… you can! Here’s the prompt 👇 🧠 Prompt (example): Give me 8 different poses and expressions with me in a hot pink blouse and white tank top. 👀 What this actually does: This isn’t just “more photos” It gives you: - Different energy versions of you (soft, confident, playful, serious) - Content you can use across: IG posts Pinterest pins Profile photos Thumbnails - A fast way to create a mini content bank without overthinking 🔁 Try these variations (this is where it gets GOOD): Swap the outfit: - “…in an oversized cropped tee that says YAMS” - “…in a luxury all-white outfit” - “…in a business casual blazer look” - Add a vibe: - “…editorial high fashion shoot” - “…soft life aesthetic, natural lighting” - “…nighttime flash photography, candid energy” - Change the framing: - “full body” - “close-up portrait” - “sitting at a desk working on a laptop” 🎯 Want the elevated version? This is the simple version… There’s a more detailed version inside the AI Image Prompt Library in the classroom where I break down: - Lighting direction - Camera lens feel - Skin texture + realism - Editorial-level outputs 🎯 If you want the extended version, check out the latest prompt added to the Ai Image Library inside the classroom here: https://www.skool.com/yams/classroom/4ab9a27f?md=9e737a0e08554273ad2fd06d66d7f9f7 🗣️ Your turn: How did your images turn out? 👀 -🫶🏽Whit

Since this is the start of Q2, I'm curious, what are you building this month and what applications are you using? 👀

One of the things I really pay attention to inside YAMS…is what you’re asking. Because your questions tell me where you’re growing —and where I can support you better. Because we’re not here to copy what already exists —we’re here to understand it, translate it, and build something that actually aligns with what we want to build. So instead of answering it in a comment…I recorded a full walkthrough for you: 🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NX9-_TsoBvk Inside, I break down: - How to ethically study other apps and websites - What’s actually okay to take inspiration from - The difference between copying vs. understanding structure - How to turn what you see into your own system or build This is one of those skills that really shifts you from: “trying things” → to actually thinking like a builder And that shift matters. If you have any additional questions or want to learn more about Lovable, please leave them in the comments below. Hope this video helps 🫶🏽 Hope you have a great start to your week -Whit 💝

First — thank you for being patient with me on this one. I know a lot of you have been waiting for a Lovable walkthrough, and I didn’t want to rush it. I took a little longer on purpose because I wanted this to actually make sense — not just show buttons, but give you a real overview of what you’re looking at and how to think about it before you start building anything. This video is your starting point. If Lovable ever felt confusing, overwhelming, or like “where do I even begin?”… this is for you. 🎥 Watch it here: https://youtu.be/J3KJrfmGQGw?si=gb2Wi_u-NyhjSCsW After you watch, I want you to: • Notice what feels clearer • Pay attention to how the platform is structured • Start thinking about what YOU would want to build (don’t overthink it yet) We’ll get into building next — this is just laying the foundation so when we do, it actually clicks. And as always… if something still feels confusing after watching, drop it below. That helps me shape the next walkthroughs for you. More Lovable walkthroughs on the way 😏 - Whit 🫶

I’ve had a few of you ask how I’m building these apps so quickly… so let’s talk about it. The platform I use is Lovable — and honestly, it’s been a game changer and my favorite tool to use for turning ideas into actual, working web apps without overcomplicating the process. Not PDFs. Not half-finished concepts. Not “I’ll launch it someday.” Real links. Real tools. Real assets you can use as lead magnets, offers, internal systems, or client deliverables. If you sign up using my link, you’ll get 10 bonus credits to build with — which is more than enough to test, tweak, and ship your first project. Here’s the link: 👉 https://lovable.dev/invite/6UM7KPT If you decide to use my link, we both get extra credits to build with (which, you already know… we turn credits into systems around here 😌) Happy building, 🫶🏽 -Whit 👩🏽‍💻