YouTube is always changing. New tools come out. New styles of videos get popular. The best way to grow is to keep learning. Watch other creators. Notice what they do well. Do not copy them, but let their ideas give you fresh thoughts for your own videos. You can also learn by watching free videos about YouTube, reading articles, or joining groups where other creators share tips. Learning keeps you from feeling stuck. Every new thing you try can help you get better. Over time, all those little lessons add up. Checklist for keeping learning: - Watch other creators to see what works - Pay attention to how they hook viewers - Try new tools and updates in YouTube Studio - Read or watch content about YouTube growth - Ask questions in creator communities Example: You might see another creator use a short intro that gets right to the point. That could inspire you to try shorter intros in your next video. Small lessons like this can make a big difference over time.

I was reading a recent article on this from Business Insider - OpenAI and Anthropic studied how people use ChatGPT and Claude. One big difference emerged. OpenAI and Anthropic released comprehensive studies this week on how people use AI. The findings reveal diverging patterns: ChatGPT is more about augmentation, while Claude skews toward automation. OpenAI's study found that ChatGPT is most popular for writing, editing, summarization, and brainstorming. Students, marketers, and knowledge workers use it to draft essays, prep reports, or spin up campaign ideas. Educators tap ChatGPT for quizzes, tutoring, and simplifying complex topics. Anthropic's study found Claude leans more heavily into software development and enterprise automation. Coding and other math-based tasks make up more than a third of usage. Companies embed Claude in workflows for document processing, report generation, and bulk coding. This was the third of these studies released by Anthropic, and this latest version was the first where automation usage exceeded augmentation. For now, ChatGPT thrives in consumer productivity, where users iterate alongside it. Claude is more about workplace efficiency, as some enterprises increasingly delegate entire tasks. Companies may run both in the future: ChatGPT for communication and creativity, Claude for structured enterprise-scale execution. Personally, I use chatgpt for research and ideation and building out business plans, content and I use claude for refining, my content verbiage. How are you using both? Link to article: https://www.businessinsider.com/chatgpt-claude-use-studies-openai-anthropic-ai-2025-9

OpenAI is offering $50M in grants to support nonprofits. https://openai.com/index/people-first-ai-fund/

In today's weekly community Q&A session, we covered vibe coding your AI APP, landing pages, courses and meta prompting with AI. In building your course and community with AI, just start building it. Use AI to speed it up. Test and iterate fast. Speak to real people. Truly understand their most pressing problem that needs to be solved immediately vs nice to have solution. Wireframe your community and course. Use existing, easy to consume video and text resources to add minimal content to it. Don't build it all out until you have your process and frameworks that you can teach. The teach it live and use the recordings for your course. Use clients (free and paid) as case studies. Learn their needs, and which offers, solutions were most optimal for them. Conduct AB testing with your freebies, headlines, emails, offers. Solve real problems. Do it scrappy if you have to. Stop overthinking it and waiting for perfection. Dont do it alone. Thank God I invested in high value coaches, courses and masterminds which helped me to build and earn faster. Jump into the live weekly sessions to get real time free guidance or grab the replay HERE Just my rough notes 📝 All im trying to say is just execute, dont be scared to not be perfect or make mistakes. This is how you grow faster.

Comments help your channel grow. When people write under your video, it tells YouTube that viewers are interested. That makes YouTube more likely to share your video with others. Asking for comments also builds a community. You can talk back to your viewers, thank them, and answer their questions. This makes people feel seen and makes them want to return to your channel. You do not have to overthink it. Just ask a simple question. Make it easy for people to answer. When they comment, reply to them to keep the talk going. Checklist for asking comments: - Ask a clear question in the video - Keep the question simple and easy to answer - Ask for comments in the middle or at the end of the video after you have given value - Reply to comments to show you care - Use comments to learn what your viewers like or want next Examples: - “What was the most helpful part of this video for you?” - “What kind of video should I make next?” - “Have you tried this before? Tell me in the comments.”