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@Jordan Imiola Haha, I get that being polite is just part of who you are, and there’s nothing wrong with that I understand you better now. I’m curious though, what kind of business are you doing? I’d love to know more about it.

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@Kimi NaAyutthaya That makes a lot of sense I completely understand you. I handle things like composing emails, summarizing documents, comparing contract versions, doing basic sales calculations and forecasts, and creating presentations and reports. Instead of hiring someone for all the admin work, I do it myself with the help of AI. It’s really about cost-cutting, but also saving a lot of time and working smarter. What kind of work or business are you currently involved in? I’d love to hear more about it. And if you don’t mind, I’d be happy for us to connect and keep sharing ideas and insights with each other.

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You Have to Train Yourself to Think Bigger

No one else is going to do it for you. Not your environment. Not your past. Not even the people who love you. Most of us didn’t learn how to think big...we learned how to be realistic. How to manage expectations. How not to get our hopes up. That conditioning doesn’t disappear just because you want more. Thinking bigger isn’t motivation. It’s a skill. And like any skill, it’s trained through repetition: - Questioning the limits you’ve accepted as fact - Catching the “that’s not for me” thoughts in real time - Choosing intentional action even when your confidence hasn’t caught up yet Here’s the part people skip: Your brain will always default to what feels familiar. Familiar feels safe...even when it’s limiting. So if you wait to feel ready, you’ll stay right where you are. Growth requires uncomfortable reps: - Thinking a little bigger than your evidence supports - Acting before certainty arrives - Staying in the game long enough for your beliefs to update No one wakes up believing more is possible for them. They earn that belief by proving it to themselves. Train the thought. Take the action. Let the result expand your standards. That’s how bigger lives are built...on purpose. So... my question for you today...What’s something you want but haven’t allowed yourself to fully want yet...and why?

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@Iris Florea I really appreciate you sharing this with me. You’re right—life does get heavy sometimes, and it means a lot to hear what has helped you through those moments. Your perspective feels honest and grounding. Thank you for the book recommendation as well. Limitless sounds like something I could really benefit from, especially if it’s helped you more than once. I’ll definitely look into it. Out of curiosity, what part of the book resonated with you the most or helped you when you were in a slump?

Sabrina Diaz

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@Iris Florea I really understand what you mean it’s about the whole perspective, not just a chapter. That’s what makes it powerful. Jim Kwik truly is inspiring, especially knowing his life story. I appreciate the recommendation, I’ll definitely check out his free Masterclasses. By the way, what part of his work impacted you the most? As for me, I’m involved in [briefly say your business here, e.g., online business / personal development / digital marketing / coaching], and I enjoy learning from people who focus on growth and mindset. If you don’t mind, I’d love for us to connect and keep sharing ideas and inspiration with each other.

AI Advantage Team

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Quick Wins

💡Creativity Quick Win

Tool: ChatGPT Why This Tool: ChatGPT is the ultimate brainstorming partner. It helps you generate ideas, outlines, and creative directions quickly, giving you fresh perspectives when you feel stuck. Best For: Creators, coaches, consultants, marketers Cost: Free, or $20/month for ChatGPT Plus Website: https://chat.openai.com Quick Win Prompt: “Give me 10 creative video ideas to teach [topic] to [audience]. Make them unique, fun, and shareable.” Other Things ChatGPT Can Do: 1. Outline courses: Map out modules and lessons. 2. Design slogans: Generate catchy brand slogans and taglines. 3. Product ideas: Suggest new offers, packages, or features. 4. Creative writing: Draft stories, metaphors, and frameworks.

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@Kimi NaAyutthaya That makes a lot of sense and you’re using it exactly the right way. Delegating those time-consuming tasks really frees up mental space for the work that actually needs you. It’s impressive how much productivity you can unlock even with just the free version. I can see why you’re considering upgrading, especially with upload limits and model restrictions getting in the way. Which tasks do you think would benefit the most if you had access to the stronger model and higher limits?

Sabrina Diaz

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@Heath Spears That’s the best feeling 😊 You’re right—there’s so much more to explore. What’s the first thing you want to experiment with next?

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Digital marketing enthusiast skilled in social media, SEO, and content strategy, helping brands grow online with data-driven creativity.

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