Mike here from Urban Pulse (Jake’s latest YouTube analysis) A mate of mine sent me this today and I tell you what … coming from knowing nothing about code a year ago to building what I’ve built makes me feel like I’ve come a long way, but there’s still so much to learn! Both from the past and in the now / what’s coming in “A.I.”. My dad made the comment the other day “you have to be unemployed to be able to keep up with ai” - so true! It was great to watch Jake, David and Leon go through my site and rip it to pieces (also very humbling), and man am I grateful to have had them go through it before going live! Shows another new vital role / service offering in the emergence of ai. Exciting (and scary) times to be alive!

@Aaron Quiroz been crushing it as our Community Triage Lead. Inbound across Instagram, Skool, and Discord has gotten genuinely out of hand, and Aaron stepped in and built real order out of the chaos. He's fast, he's thoughtful, and he actually reads what you send before responding. That matters Going forward, if you're trying to reach me about work, partnerships, projects, or anything that needs a real conversation, please send it to Aaron first. He has visibility into my calendar and priorities, and he'll get things routed correctly. If it needs me, I'll be there. If someone else on the team can handle it faster, even better. I'm still around and still reading. This just makes sure your message actually gets seen and answered instead of buried under hundreds of others. Thanks for rolling with the change. And seriously, thank you Aaron.

We hit #482 on Skool! Here's what that actually means 3,300+ of you showed up in six days. That put us in the top 500 communities out of roughly 30,000 on the platform. For context: Skool ranks communities by a weighted score of active members, engagement, and growth rate. The algorithm favors communities where people actually talk to each other over communities that just collect subscribers. Which means this number reflects something real about how you all use this space. So thank you. Genuinely. Now, the part where I ask you something we've already asked: What do you want more of? Yes, we keep asking. The community is six days old and already the intro post has 600+ comments showing people building actual systems, wrestling with architecture decisions, trying to figure out what layer their problem belongs on. That tells us a lot. But we want to hear it directly. Drop a comment. Tell us what's stuck, what's working, what you wish existed here. We read all of them.