Use ChatGPT as a “second set of eyes” before finalizing anything important. Instead of just asking for answers, use it to review and stress-test your work. Here are practical ways this improves quality: * Error Detection Paste in: Emails Procedures Code Plans Calculations Ask: “Find weaknesses, unclear wording, logical gaps, or potential mistakes.” Structured review reduces defects before they reach others — similar to peer review in engineering and software development.

Everyone please take a moment to welcome our new members @David English and @Johnathan Finewood ! We are happy to have you here with us 🧡 please take a moment to tell us a little about yourself: - What brought you to skool? - If you have a community, please share a little about your community with us. - What you hope to gain from our community? Please take your time, there is no rush. I'll be joining you in the comments.

First video so you can meet me and get started in the community. This is what it's like where I live, how about where you are? Post a pic of your environment! More to come! Mark

Folks, I'll be posting my first video this week. I'm writing this here to set this goal for myself, help keep me accountable. I'm busy with family and work stuff but if I feel you're all waiting, I'll get it done. Thanks!

Glad to be here. I joined because I’m genuinely interested in learning how different community owners are approaching growth, engagement, and value, first building. I’ve been experimenting a lot lately with showing up more intentionally commenting, asking better questions, and learning from what’s actually working (and not working) for others. One thing I’m realizing quickly is how much momentum comes from real conversations, not just content. Looking forward to learning from you all and contributing where I can. Curious, what’s been the biggest lesson you’ve learned so far from running or joining a Skool community? kindly support by joining my community https://www.skool.com/ai-income-lab-8080/about?ref=96324f279798424c83a7408c08fbfc10