We spoke about this today on the call... so of course I had to get investigating. If you are interested in learning about how to use MUSE inside your business, join me LIVE on Friday at 2:30 CT. And if you want to check out Muse, your personal AI agent, before Friday, I have a code for you. Redeem the code in "Settings" within 48 hours of joining and we'll both get 1 billion Muse tokens. Code: BQ7X3Q https://muse.ai/join

Try this with your last email campaign. PROMPT: Can you go into GoHighLevel and look at the last email campaign I sent out, and study the statistics. I need you to act as a marketing strategist and review the previous marketing campaign. We want a snapshot of the overall campaign performance and what tweaks (optimizations) you recommend we make. Are there any key insights based on the copy and the performance?

I'm a librarian at a local university. I've been in technology and innovation for over 25 years and use a types of tools in delivering information literacy instruction to students. I've been working with faculty colleagues on AI and virtual reality in teaching for the last two years and really enjoy it; but, I'm at the age where retirement in looming and I'm trying to pivot to a solopreneur business that is around creativity. I'm hoping AI can help run this really audacious dream I have.

Here are some of the great things we discussed this week at our weekly Campfire. The replay is in the classroom. 1. Make a stash of quote cards for your "nothing to post" days Ask Claude to go through your conversations and pull 50 quotes that sound like you. They don't have to be word for word, just things you'd say. Put them in a Google Doc. Next, make a folder called Images. Fill it with AI images or pics from your camera roll. Then give Claude a short style prompt and say "make one so I can test it first." Once you like it, it builds the rest in a Quote Cards folder. Now you've got filler ready for the days you're behind on editing. Keep the prompt short and in your own style. The long, fancy version isn't needed. 2. Add things to your Business OS the minute you find them Found your old buyer beliefs in a folder? A great testimonial? Notes from a call? Don't save it for later. Just tell Claude "add this to my business OS" and it drops it where it belongs. Now Claude remembers it every time you work together. Small habit, huge payoff. 3. Let the Claude Chrome extension do the boring clicking I told it "create three events for me" in GoHighLevel and gave it the dates and times. It built all three. Then I asked it to copy my reminder workflow template (24 hours before, 1 hour before) for the new events. It set the trigger, picked the event, and saved it. I didn't click a thing. Anything you set up the same way every time is a good one to hand off. (And a bonus lesson from me 😂 Once it's built, buy a ticket to your own event and make sure the whole thing works. Test before you promote!) Join us on the weekly call by upgrading to Premium for just $49/month! https://www.skool.com/ai-amplified-entrepreneur/plans

It was a shorter session (back-to-school week meant a lighter crowd), but don't let that fool you — this one was packed with launches, side hustles, and one seriously unforgettable prop. From a brand-new "vision to action plan" skill to a six-foot inflatable lobster making its Amazon debut, the energy in the room was pure "let's actually build this thing." What we covered: - Where to find the Skool skill library (Classroom > weekly campfire replays > top of page) and how to pull a skill into Claude with a simple slash command - A brand-new skill: Vision to Action Plan — turns your 4-month dream into 3 SMART goals, broken down week by week, with an option to build it into a tracker or dashboard - The custom GPT sharing changes happening in ChatGPT, and why converting GPTs into portable Claude/Chat skills is the smarter long-term move - A look at a personal CEO dashboard and budget app built in Base44, blending business assets, resources, income scenarios, and expenses into one place - Book publishing platform breakdown: Amazon vs. IngramSpark (global distribution) vs. Lulu (best for spiral-bound journals and planners) - Print-on-demand talk — Printify's newly redesigned pop-up stores, Stripe integration, and how it compares to Etsy What your fellow members are actively working on: - @Sandy Parker is prepping a big fall stretch — book trailer, international travel, a book signing, a market event, and a multi-day summit, all within about a month - A few members are exploring VIP half-day and full-day offers as a new way to book more client hours - @Ronda Taylor is writing a three-book bundle series tied into custom GPTs built around solo travel and location independence - A few members ( @Marie Whitehead ) are experimenting with print-on-demand products (mugs, journals, tote bags) tied to their personal brand or book Missed the live call? Catch the full replay in the Skool Classroom — head to the Weekly Campfire Recordings section and it'll be waiting for you.