The AI Advantage

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One of the biggest advantages you can build in life isn’t more information. It’s adaptability. Not the dramatic kind. The disciplined kind. The kind that comes from being willing to look at what’s actually working… and what isn’t… without making it mean anything about you. Most people don’t get stuck because they’re incapable. They get stuck because they’re loyal to an old version of themselves. Old rules. Old patterns. Old ways of operating that once served them well. And here’s where it gets tricky. Resistance loves rigidity. It tells you that staying the same is integrity. That changing course means you failed. That letting go means you’re giving up. But adaptability isn’t quitting. It’s professionalism. It’s the ability to face reality as it is today and make a clean decision from there. No drama. No self-judgment. Just honesty and action. Growth doesn’t always ask you to push harder. Sometimes it asks you to release what no longer fits and keep moving. The people who grow aren’t the ones forcing the next step. They’re the ones willing to learn, unlearn, and choose again without turning evolution into a personal indictment. The future doesn’t belong to the most rigid. It belongs to the people who stay open and keep showing up. So my question for you today... where might Resistance be asking you to cling instead of adapt?

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Iris Florea

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Lost message for a community member

I got a message from one of our colleagues, a gentleman with a complicated combination of names, one of them starting with S. He was messaging me about making money with AI, which of course is a subject of interest. While trying to open the message, with trembling hands, it disappeared. There was only a prompt that the message was deleted?!? If I was the “author”, it wasn’t intentional. I don’t know if we can check messages that were deleted, or how to find that nice person, and ask for a replay. Does anyone has any ideas or suggestions, please? Spoiler alert, I do not have a WhattsApp account.

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Dean Graziosi

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Don’t confuse preparation for failure

Sometimes in life you get what you want. Other times… you get what you need to grow into the person who can actually handle it. Most people see that as failure. They think the delay means they’re not ready, or the setback means they’re off track. But after doing this for decades, I can tell you...those “setbacks” are often the reps that build your strength. The lesson you’re learning right now may feel inconvenient, even unfair. But it’s actually preparing you to carry the success without crumbling when you get it. The truth is this: wanting it isn’t enough. You’ve gotta become someone who can sustain it. And that happens in the uncomfortable seasons...not the easy ones. Confidence comes from showing up again after you stumble. Clarity comes after the messy attempts, not before them. The struggle builds capacity if you let it. So no...you’re not behind. You’re being conditioned. You’re being shaped into the person who will not just reach the goal… but hold it, grow it, and lead with it. If you stop looking at this moment as proof you’re failing and start seeing it as the phase that’s building your foundation, everything changes. Because the people who learn in the struggle become the ones who are unstoppable when the opportunity arrives.

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Kenechukwu Johnplanus

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My Client Just Dropped a 5-Star Review… and It Made My Day

I woke up today to a fresh 5-star review from one of my recent buyers, and honestly, it’s the kind of feedback that reminds me why I love doing this work. Here’s what he said: “The Best in the Game! Loved the work and highly recommend it!” And he didn’t stop there — he rated everything 5/5: Communication Quality of delivery Value of delivery He even highlighted what he liked most: Quick responsiveness and professionalism of work For me, this is what great service is all about. It’s not just building automations… it’s making sure clients never feel stuck, lost, or ignored. Clear updates Fast responses Clean, reliable results That’s what I stand on. Seeing clients appreciate it just pushes me to keep raising the bar. On to the next project. 🚀

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I've tried the deep research mode a few times. I noticed a couple of things: 1. Limited use: Its use is limited, unlike normal chat. But it seems to be something around 25 deep researches per month. I'm on Chat GPT V 5.2 at the moment. Each research takes between 20-50 minutes. 2. Having the possibility of about 25 deep researches per month is quite a good number (for my purposes). However, there is a small thing to consider to avoid wasting these. If you request a deep research in a new chat, you consume one (rightly so). But if you prompt again after the deep research in the same chat, it tends to go automatically into deep research mode, consuming another of the 25.