Here is a video I created using the Spider-Man sculpture tutorial under the prompt vault in classrooms

Here is the full live stream from today's live Q&A where we created a boeing 747 with coconut leaves. If you have any questions, then ask them here, and I will be checking for any questions.

Here is the Full Video From todays Live Q& A! Let me know if you have any further questions!

What's good family 👋 One of the biggest mistakes I see creators make is locking themselves into one lane and never looking left or right. They find something that works, and then they're scared to try anything else because they don't want to "confuse their audience" or mess up the algorithm. I get it. But here's what I've learned from years of creating content — some of my biggest wins came from ideas that had absolutely nothing to do with what I was already posting. Sometimes the process of finding your next viral video starts with exploring something completely random. A trend you saw in a totally different niche. A format you've never tried before. A topic you're just personally curious about. You experiment with it, put your own spin on it, and suddenly it hits harder than anything you've ever posted. And here's the part people don't talk about — that one random experiment can actually evolve your entire brand. What started as something outside your niche can become the thing that EXPANDS your niche. Now you're not just reaching the same audience, you're pulling in a whole new wave of people who never would have found you otherwise. More eyes, wider audience, more views, more revenue. Think about it like this — your niche isn't a box. It's a starting point. The creators who grow the fastest are the ones who aren't afraid to explore, test new ideas, and let their content evolve naturally. So here's my challenge to you — this week, try creating something that's completely outside of what you normally post. It doesn't have to replace what you're doing. Just experiment. See what happens. You might surprise yourself. The worst that happens? It doesn't perform. You learn something and move on. The best that happens? You discover your next big lane. Stay curious. Keep experimenting. That's how you grow 🔥 — LMG

Hey everyone! My name is Lazar Gaming, and I’m excited to be here in the LMG Academy on Skool. I just want to say thank you to LMG for all the help with AI over the past year. With the knowledge and strategies I’ve learned, I’ve grown my Facebook from 50,000 followers to 1.1 million followers, which has been a huge milestone for me as a creator. LMG is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to AI and content growth, and I truly appreciate everything he shares. I’m looking forward to continuing to learn, improve, and keep building with everyone here in LMG Academy.