Karma’s been creating hyper-realistic portraits with Midjourney, blending cinematic lighting, real-world camera prompts, and emotional storytelling that could pass for Vogue covers. Now she’s here because she evolving her creative power into something scalable — whether that’s: ✨ Building a visual brand around her work 🎨 Selling digital prints or mockups 🎥 Creating cinematic assets for AI YouTube Let’s give her some love 👇 👉 @Karma Jones — what’s your next creative evolution? Are you leaning toward building a brand, launching digital products, or teaching your techniques?

Want a conversational storefront that recommends your Etsy items and links buyers straight to checkout? Here are two simple paths: - Path A (No-Code, 15–30 min): A custom GPT that browses your Etsy shop feed and shows your latest items with “Buy on Etsy” links. 🧠➡️🧺 - Path B (Pro, 60–90 min): Add Actions so your GPT can query your live Etsy catalog via Make.com + Etsy API (faster, richer results, filters, inventory). ⚙️🔌 📌 Heads-up: ChatGPT can’t take payments. You’ll link shoppers to your Etsy listing pages (optionally with your affiliate tracking). Etsy checkout handles the purchase. ✅ Prerequisites - Etsy shop URL (e.g., https://www.etsy.com/shop/YourShopName) - ChatGPT Plus (to create a custom GPT) - (Optional) Etsy Affiliate account via Awin to earn commission on clicks/purchases from your links. 🟢 Path A — No-Code “Shop-My-Etsy” GPT (fastest) Step 1 — Grab your Etsy RSS feed 🔗 Every Etsy shop exposes a simple product feed: https://www.etsy.com/shop/YOUR_SHOP_NAME/rss Replace YOUR_SHOP_NAME with your shop’s username (the one you log in with). This feed auto-updates as you add or change listings (usually shows the latest ~10). Step 2 — Create your custom GPT 🧰 1. In ChatGPT, go to Explore → Create a GPT. 2. Name it something like: “Shop My Etsy – (Your Brand)”. 3. Instructions (paste this block): You are a helpful shop assistant for [Your Shop]. - Always load the shop RSS https://www.etsy.com/shop/YOUR_SHOP_NAME/rss and display the most recent items. - For each item: show title, price (if present), short description (1–2 lines), and an image if available. - Add a bold CTA: “Buy on Etsy →” linking to the item page. - If a shopper describes what they want, suggest 3–7 relevant items and explain your picks briefly. - If the feed is missing something a user wants, ask clarifying questions (color/size/occasion/budget). - Never claim you can process payment; always direct to Etsy.

We’re living through a massive shift. For the first time, you don’t need a team of employees or a huge budget to scale. AI agents are the new workforce—and if you know how to use them, you’re already ahead of 99% of people still stuck doing things the “old way.” Here’s why they’re vital, not optional: 1. 🚀 They Multiply Your Output An AI agent can research, write, design, schedule, and even analyze—while you sleep. What used to take a whole team, you can now spin up in minutes. 2. ⏳ They Buy Back Your Time Time is the most valuable currency. AI agents eliminate repetitive tasks so you can focus on the needle-movers: strategy, relationships, and income growth. 3. 💸 They Reduce Costs Instead of hiring 5 different freelancers, one well-trained AI agent can execute those tasks for a fraction of the cost—without sick days, drama, or delays. 4. 📈 They Scale Without Burnout When you hit your personal bandwidth limit, humans break down. AI agents don’t. You can scale output without scaling stress. 5. 🔑 They Give You Leverage Business is about leverage. The person with the most leverage wins. AI agents are leverage on steroids—they compound your knowledge, skills, and creativity. 👉 Bottom line: If you’re not building with AI agents, you’re at a disadvantage. The market is moving too fast to rely only on human effort. 📌 Homework for today: Ask yourself—what’s the #1 repetitive task that drains my time every week? That’s your first candidate for an AI agent. 💬 Drop in the comments: What’s the one thing you’d love to hand off to an AI agent today?

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One of the fastest ways to get better results from ChatGPT (especially in Agent Mode) is to treat prompts like living documents — refine, test, and optimize them. I recently worked on a travel research prompt. Here’s how I took it from “good” → “great.” 🔴 The Starting Point My original version told ChatGPT: “You are an expert travel researcher. Find me the cheapest round-trip flights from [City] to the Dominican Republic. Compare cash vs. points. Show me options.” Not bad, but it left too much to interpretation. The results came back messy — lists without structure, no clear tables, and missing important details like baggage fees or value per point. 🟢 The Improved Version I upgraded the prompt with 3 key improvements: 1. Role Expansion Instead of just “travel researcher,” I told ChatGPT to act as an expert travel researcher + loyalty points strategist. That way, it understood both cash prices and rewards redemptions were critical. 2. Structured Deliverables I asked for results in tables: - Table 1: Cheapest cash fares (airline, cost, stops, duration, baggage policy, link). - Table 2: Points redemptions (program, miles, fees, value per point, partner, link). This instantly made results usable at a glance. 3. Optimization Layer I added instructions to: - Check flexible dates (±3 days). - Compare one-way vs. round-trip pricing. - Highlight promotions, error fares, or “sweet spot” transfer partners. - Flag risks (overnight layovers, tight connections). 📊 The Outcome With the refined prompt, ChatGPT gave me: - A clear, side-by-side report with booking links. - Points analysis showing where Amex transfers beat Chase. - A final recommendation that balanced cost, time, and convenience. Instead of spending an hour bouncing between sites, I got a decision-ready plan in minutes. 📝 Key Takeaway Prompts are blueprints. The more detailed the blueprint, the more reliable the result. 👉 Ask for roles + structured outputs + optimization checks, and you’ll transform “OK” results into decision-ready insights.