I just wrote to Luqman asking for $ back, he made false claims. I just did the Manus report, sent it to Luqman, and also submitted it to Fiverr. Now waiting to hear back.

Most AI tools give you answers. Instinct takes work off your plate. It can research opportunities, run business tasks, manage follow-ups, keep projects moving, and handle the details that usually eat up your day. That is the difference between playing with AI and making money with AI. A chatbot gives you ideas. An AI assistant helps turn those ideas into action. I have been using Instinct to help run parts of my business, and this is where AI is going next. Less prompting. More doing. Join the waitlist here: https://instinct.com/

An Australian university lecturer replaced himself with an AI avatar for an online lecture. Most of the students did not notice. Then it got more interesting. When they found out, they preferred the AI version. The avatar had a smoother voice. The lecture could be updated faster. Students could change the language and the speed. That is the business lesson. Your audience does not care how long it took you to make the content. They care if it is clear, useful, and easy to consume. An AI avatar can turn one person into a content machine. Training. Sales videos. Product demos. Customer education. Multiple languages without recording everything again. The warning is simple. Do not trick people. Use the avatar to improve delivery, not fake trust. The opportunity is not replacing yourself. It is multiplying yourself. Where could an AI version of you make money while you are doing something else? Article: https://www.thetimes.com/world/australasia/article/lecturer-replaces-ai-avatar-university-jhm9d8s0x

Since we have been teaching Manus for a very long time, I want to let you know that Meta and Manus are going their separate ways. If you want to keep your data, you need to back it up immediately. Please log in to your Manus account, and it will tell you what to do. Do not ignore this message.

When Amazon opened its doors to 3rd-party sellers, very few people jumped in on that opportunity. Most people waited to see what would happen. Now they’re trying to get in. When YouTube started blowing up, very few people started creating content seriously. Most people waited to see what would happen. Now they all want to become YouTubers. When TikTok started gaining traction, very few people started creating short content. Most people waited to see what would happen. Now they’re looking for ways to get started. That’s the nature of new things - very few people take action. Most sit on the sidelines. But it’s those who start early who reap the biggest benefits. The rest wish they had started when it was easier. The point is, if you want to succeed, it’s much easier if you jump on the opportunity when it's at its beginning, rather than when everyone starts doing it. For example, right now, a friend of mine showed me numbers from something new he’s doing & it completely blew my mind. $247,840.96 in just 125 days on a platform that almost nobody has even heard of yet (I’d never heard of it myself.) But this is not some fad that will go away. In fact, huge online influencers like Gary Vaynerchuk have said that this is the next multibillion-dollar industry. According to my friend, last year this exciting new platform he’s leveraging made $11bn in sales & it’s about to explode! The funny thing is that my stepkids tell me about this platform, but I never realized how much money is being made there. I urge you to register for the presentation this week; I guarantee you've never seen this before. https://mpsh.club/glgp-harlan