My name is Pam Landry. I’m a new Skool owner, inspired by @Alyssa Kathryn🔥 my goal is to have a community of family caregivers who realize that they aren't alone and where they begin to rebuild their sense of self through community and heart-based coaching. I'm looking forward to learning new ways to use AI in my coaching business.

Here are 5 ways to engage with your audience from your phone in 15 minutes or less. 1️⃣ AI Isn’t for Creating Content. It’s for Continuing Conversations 15-Minute Break Move (Phone-Friendly): - Open Skool - Pick 1 active thread - Copy 2–3 member comments into AI ChatGPT Prompt: Write a thoughtful, encouraging reply that asks a follow-up question and keeps the conversation going. 2️⃣ The Fastest Engagement Hack Is Personalized Recognition 15-Minute Break Move: - Screenshot 3 member wins or comments - Drop them into AI ChatGPT Prompt: Write short, authentic shoutouts that sound human, warm, and specific. Post them as replies or a quick wins thread. 3️⃣ AI Is Best Used to Ask Better Questions (Not Give Answers) What people don’t tell you: Communities grow when members talk to each other, not when you lecture. 15-Minute Break Move: - Take one member's post - Ask AI: “Give me 3 curiosity-driven follow-up questions that invite others to share their experience.” - Drop ONE question as a reply. 4️⃣ You Don’t Need Daily Posts — You Need Daily Touchpoints Consistency beats volume. One meaningful interaction > five generic posts. 15-Minute Break Move: - Open 5 member profiles - Ask AI: “Write short, supportive check-in comments based on these recent posts. Friendly, not salesy.” - Reply directly on their posts. This quietly builds loyalty and retention. 5️⃣ AI Helps You Sound Like the Leader on Your Worst Day Members don’t expect perfection. They expect presence. 15-Minute Break Move: - Dictate a messy voice note idea - Paste into AI - Prompt: “Clean this up while keeping it conversational, grounded, and human.” Post is as: - A quick insight - A reflection - A “thinking out loud” post 🔥 (Use This as a Post) “If you only had 15 minutes a day to engage your community, what would you do to still look present, thoughtful, and consistent?”

I am in Texas and standardized testing is king, it opens doors for my kids and closes others. Last year, I uploaded my kids data to help them with prep at home. I think I want to run a series on this topic, what are your thoughts about this? I know for sure I will kick off with turn the training data off component, but is there anything I'm missing?

I read about it for sure a few months back but I can’t seem to find the updates. For reference: Families should be to activate a teen mode that adds extra safe guards for minors. I haven’t seen it in my instance of my instance of ChatGPT, but maybe some you have? Also, teens + rebellion = a classic movie in the making! What is your favorite teen/coming of age movie/series?

Mine sure doesn’t. I can be folding towels and suddenly I’m planning next month’s projects, redesigning a product line, and remembering I forgot to take chicken out the freezer… all in one breath. It’s wild how we can be exhausted yet still running mental marathons. Lately, I’ve been trying to pause between thoughts... not fix, not plan, just breathe. Because even the strongest minds need a quiet minute to catch up. Tell me I’m not the only one whose brain acts like it’s on caffeine 24/7. How do you keep all of these ideas from overpowering your mind?