Google updated its fast image-making AI, Nano Banana 2.1. It works like a super-fast digital artist for your company, cutting production costs in half while fixing common AI mistakes. The Big Changes for Leaders - Half the Price: Creating images now costs roughly 50% less across the board. Running campaigns, testing visual ads, and building pitch decks just became twice as cost-effective - Keeps People and Products Looking the Same: Older tools often changed a person’s face or a product's look from one picture to the next. Version 2.1 can look at up to 14 reference photos at once, keeping up to 4 people and 10 products completely consistent across a whole campaign. - Smarter Editing: You can now point to one specific spot—like swapping a shirt color or fixing a logo on a desk—without accidentally messing up the rest of the picture. - Readable Words and Charts: It actually spells words correctly inside images. You can now use it to mock up billboards, menus, flyers, and infographics without garbled fake text. - Fits Any Screen Shape: It easily creates ultra-wide website banners or tall phone formats without stretching, repeating, or tearing the picture. - Thinks Before Drawing: The tool now pauses for a fraction of a second to map out complicated scenes before it generates them, resulting in far fewer unusable "throwaway" images. Has anyone tried it yet?

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You've been talking to Claude or ChatGPT for weeks, maybe months. It has more context on how you think, what you struggle with, and what you're actually good at than most of the people around you. Most of us never ask it to use that. Try this, in a thread where the AI already knows you - not a brand new chat (I used it in Claude under my Business HQ folder): "Based on everything you know about me from our conversations, what I've asked for help with, what I've complained about, what I clearly enjoy versus what I tolerate, tell me: 1) what skill or pattern shows up again and again that I probably don't think of as a 'skill' because it's just how I operate, 2) what offer I could realistically build around it, and 3) what's actually stopping me from charging for it already." A few things that make this land: - If you're in a fresh chat with no history, it'll just guess - paste in a few real conversations first, or use a thread you've actually been living in. - Push back on the first answer. The first thing it names is often too obvious. Ask it to go one layer deeper "what else, that I'd never think to call a skill." Part 3 is the one to sit with. That's usually not a pricing problem. It's a belief problem, and the AI will often name it more plainly than a person would. What did it tell you that you weren't expecting? 👇

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