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Create. Automate. Grow. A free home for creators, freelancers & business owners learning AI video, content creation, practical workflows & automation.

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What kind of idea should we come to your free event with?
I have signed up and added the event to my calendar. Thank you. I am excited to learn what you have to offer. I have use the edits app, so far for my social media posts. Is Claude an app that you have to pay for? Or does it have a free option? I am definitely an ideas person. I get more ideas than I have time to develop. So I am in the process of publishing a book. I am interested in developing publishing tools in regards to the work that i'm already doing. My book is The Cursive Bible. So I want to learn how to produce the traceable cursive content myself, and therefore publish and have no need to pay someone else to do it. Once I have established the skill, then I can become the publishing company. Is this the kind of thing you're thinking about when you say come with an idea?
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Hi Anne, yes, this is exactly the kind of idea I mean! A real project from work you're already doing is the best thing to bring. Claude has a free plan, and it's enough to get started. You can decide about a paid plan later, once you're using it every day. One tip to get the most out of the session: shrink the idea down to the first thing you'd build. Becoming a publishing company is where you're heading. Your first step could be a small tool: you paste in a verse and get back a print-ready page of traceable cursive, with guide lines, in your book's page size. You'd build that tool with AI rather than ask an image generator to draw each page. A proper cursive font plus a small page generator gives you the same clean letters on every page, which is what a printed book needs. If you'd like to prepare, bring: - one page from your book (or one you love) as the example - your book's page size - three or four verses to test with Two things to check early, since you're publishing: the cursive font's license has to allow commercial use, and so does the Bible translation. The King James Version is public domain in most countries, but most modern translations limit how much you can reprint. See you at the event!
Using AI is one thing. Building with it is another.
If you’re using ChatGPT but still wondering how to turn it into something useful for your work or business, this session is for you. On 17 November at 20:00 CET, I’m hosting a free live webinar about moving from AI user to AI builder. We’ll walk through my Full-Stack AI Method: Use -> Create -> Automate -> Build -> Deploy, and how to choose a practical starting point. I recorded a short video to give you a feel for the session 👇 Save your free spot: https://webinar.disha.xyz After registering, add it to your calendar so you don’t miss it. What’s one thing you’d like to build or automate with AI? Drop it in the comments - I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
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Using AI is one thing. Building with it is another.
Welcome to DISHA AI Lab - start here
Create. Automate. Grow. Welcome to your free, long-term home for practical AI. Whether you create content, freelance, consult, or run a business, the goal is the same: make something useful, build a repeatable workflow, and learn together. YOUR FIRST 15 MINUTES 1. Read the Lab rules below. 2. Introduce yourself in a comment on this post. 3. Open “AI Starter Kit - your first useful AI project” in Start Here. Choose ONE project, then share a first attempt this week. INTRODUCTION TEMPLATE • What do you create or do? • What is one task you want AI to improve? • What is your experience level? • What would a useful result look like in the next 7 days? FIND YOUR PLACE Start Here: welcome, rules, and beginner resources. AI Questions: ask with your goal, tool, what you tried, and where you are stuck. AI Content & Video: scripts, prompts, edits, and content experiments. Automations & Workflows: repeatable processes and useful connections. Wins & Results: before/after examples, lessons, and honest results. LAB RULES • Be kind and help beginners. Critique the work, never the person. • No spam, unsolicited sales DMs, or repeated promotions. Share useful context; disclose affiliate links and commercial interests. • Show your goal and what you tried. Search first, use the right category, and keep questions specific. • Protect privacy and ownership. This group is public. Remove client data, passwords, API keys, and personal details. Share only material you have permission to use; credit sources. • Label AI-generated or materially altered work when relevant. Check factual claims, respect consent, and never use deceptive impersonation. Share measured results without income guarantees. HOW WE LEARN One small project beats ten unopened tools. Share your process, include what failed, and help someone take their next step. Use Wins & Results when your first experiment is ready - even an imperfect first draft counts. Your turn: introduce yourself below and tell us what you want to build.
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@Tanya Duby Welcome, Tanya! 🙂 No experience needed here. What’s one thing you’d love a little help with: writing a post, making a video, organising ideas, or something else? We can start with that and take it one step at a time.
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@Carla Giannotti Welcome, Carla! 😊 Helping aspiring artists find their own voice sounds like a great starting point. You don’t have to explain everything you do in one post. Try sharing one lash design you love, what inspired it, and one thing you learned while creating it. That gives people a glimpse of both your work and the person behind it. Which part feels hardest right now - deciding what to share, finding the words, or turning it into a video?
Create your first motion graphic with Claude 🎬
A lot of you asked about motion design with Claude, so I’ve put together a beginner-friendly Motion Starter Kit 🙌 It walks you through: • Setting up the tools, step by step • Creating your first 10-second animation • Using copy-paste prompts to improve the result • Saving a finished video you can use in your content You don’t need coding or terminal experience to follow along. 👉 Open the Motion Starter Kit 📺 My YouTube channel Your challenge: make one short animation and share it in the comments. If you get stuck, tell us which step you reached and what happened. What would you like to animate first? 👇
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Lab Lounge 💬 — chat, ideas & hellos
Welcome to the Lab Lounge 👋 This is our shared hangout. Use the comments below to chat casually, meet other members, and exchange ideas. No polished post needed! Drop in to: • Say hello and tell us what you’re working on. • Share an AI idea, interesting find, or small experiment. • Talk through a creative roadblock or ask a quick question. • Find someone to brainstorm or collaborate with. Reply to each other and keep the conversation going in this thread. For detailed troubleshooting or project feedback, create a separate post in the relevant category so it’s easy to find later. Keep it friendly, respect privacy, and follow the Lab rules. This community is public, so leave private or client information out of your comments. Let’s start: what are you working on this week, and what’s one AI idea you’re curious to try? Create. Automate. Grow.
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