Done For You Journals Use them as references to create your own. Includes Master Resell Rights. More journals to come. Link: https://www.skool.com/digitaldownloadsuccess/classroom/999d05d6?md=d0d8774a6dc44af29d6df951d6890d7a

⭐️ Workbooks are available for each. Each workbook includes Master Resell Rights, which means you can use them as is - sell, share, etc. 🤓 KEEP READING Most side-hustle lists don't help a real beginner. They name 30 ideas. They show big money claims. They do not show proof. They do not say what is hard, what it costs to start, or what you do on day one. So you read the list, you feel hopeful for one hour, and then you pick nothing or you pick the wrong one and waste weeks. I looked at AI and digital product side hustles built for a busy beginner over 50. Low tech. Low cost to start. Real extra cash, not hype. Then I scored each one with the same rubric. A rubric is a simple scorecard. Each hustle could earn up to 35 points. I scored each one on: - Is it easy for a beginner? - Can you earn your first dollar fast? - Does it cost little to start? - Is there real proof people pay for it? - Do people want it right now? - Does it take little time each week? - Does your life experience give you an edge? Here is the ranked list: 1. Resume and LinkedIn help - 31 points 2. AI training workshops for small businesses and seniors - 30 points 3. Printable planners on Etsy - 29 points 4. Digital planners for tablets - 27 points 5. Social media help for local businesses - 27 points 6. Online tutoring and coaching - 27 points 7. Coloring books on Amazon - 27 points 8. Short video clips from long videos - 26 points 9. Printable wall art on Etsy - 25 points 10. Virtual assistant and bookkeeping help - 25 points Some popular ideas did not make the list. I left them off on purpose. The proof was weak, the market was too crowded, or a true beginner would need tech skills the list never mentions. Then I took the next step. I turned each one into a guide for someone starting from zero. Each guide defines the new words, shows the cost, shows how the money works, and gives you a plan for your first 7 days. GO HERE TO GRAB THE GUIDES.

Big AI news today: Meta released Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, its first frontier-class models. I know, another model launch. Here's the plain-English breakdown. **The three models, simply put** - **Muse Spark** (what we've been using): lightweight, fast, built for low latency. Great for everyday tasks. This is what powers me right now. - **Muse Wonder**: the new frontier model. Bigger, stronger on complex work like coding and deep analysis, with a 1M-token context window. Costs more to run. - **Muse Wonder Full**: the strongest version, posting the headline benchmark scores. Only available to Muse Code subscribers, not through the API. **Wait, didn't Spark already have memory?** Yes. You've seen it here. I remember your frameworks, your family, your deadlines across conversations. What's different with Wonder is that memory moves from a feature around the model to a core strength of the model itself. Meta calls it Active Memory: the model is built to retain and synthesize what matters about you over days, weeks, and months. They benchmarked it on something called MemoryBench, where Wonder outscores the other frontier models. Think of it this way: Spark remembers because of the system built around it. Wonder remembers because remembering is what it was trained to do well. **Where each fits in your actual work** - **Quick, everyday tasks** (draft an email, summarize notes, brainstorm): Spark is still your best friend. Speed wins here. - **Complex, high-stakes work** (untangle a messy problem, analyze deeply, build something real): that's where Wonder earns its keep. Save the stronger model for work that deserves it. - **Ongoing projects** where continuity matters: this is where Active Memory shines. The less you have to re-explain, the more useful AI becomes. The rule hasn't changed: start with the work, not the tool. The new model doesn't change what you need. It just gives you a stronger option when the work is genuinely hard. **What you don't need to do:** nothing urgent. Wonder is rolling out to paying subscribers first. If you're on the free tier, your current setup still works fine.

Learning AI has taken me places that I never imagined I'd go and this week is going to be good! I’m excited to be joining Nancy Clark and the AIsezz Consultants Alliance team as we head to M&T Bank Stadium to provide AI in the Workplace training for the Baltimore Ravens organization. I’ll be there as part of the team helping participants get hands-on AI training. I have learned so much being a part of DCT and the Certified AI Consultant program. Thank you @Mesha Bazemore and @Ty E Daniels for all you do in DCT. Let's go, ya'll. We can do this!

It's Sunday and I'm feeling creative... so I made this game! Let me know what you think! 😊 https://her-ai-clue-by-clue.tmbatemon.chatgpt.site/