I’m hella hyped as I just built my first course. It’s drafted and will be published this weekend. Any tips or feedback on courses? Successes? Mistakes? Failures?

As a business owner and agency owner who educates people in my local community about AI (through the library and small businesses), I wanted to share a few ways that I have discovered that people can implement AI without feeling overwhelmed. The suggestions that I am giving below aren't to say you have to incorporate them all, but just pick one or two and as you get comfortable, incorporate a few more that make sense for your business... - You can use ChatGPT as your partner to run ideas by- analyze your strategy, challenge your approach, assist you in identifying your target audience if you are just getting started. Use the "voice" mode and ask it to ask you challenging questions to get to the core issue you are having based on the topic and it will transcribe the conversation on the back end so you will always have it. - You could create an app through vibe coding that holds your SOPs or Training information (nothing confidential or proprietary) so new people joining your team can learn from that tool vs. you or a team member having to take the time to train them (instead, you can question what they learned afterwards or have AI create a flash-card or memory based quiz, crossword, etc. to test their knowledge in fun/creative ways) - You can include a web chatbot on the home page of your website to answer questions about your business and even schedule appointments - You can reinvigorate your email list by having ChatGPT come up with creative email campaigns per quarter that are 75% educational (about your industry or business) and 25% Calls to Action for Sales so they don't feel like you are consistently selling. Ask AI what perks you can offer your customers (like birthday discounts for their birthday month or referral rewards). If you use a platform like GHL, you can set everything up with automations on a quarterly basis as well. - You could get a voice concierge agent that works 24/7 and never misses a call if you are a business that could benefit from that. They sound human, and their knowledge-base knows everything about your company and website and it can answer most questions and book appointments if connected correctly to your calendar. - You could use AI to create presentations for you. I am speaking at an AI Summit next year, and I put the information I wanted to talk about in Claude, then asked it to fill in any gaps about AI I might have overlooked or missed that would be important to cover for that audience and asked it to put it into more of a "TedTalk" type format...then once I liked the result, I took it to the presentation creation app (Gamma) and in about 50 seconds, I had the full presentation with images and graphs completed. Game Changer!

Here's the prompt I'm using in Perplexity Comet AI browser to reply to lead magnet comments: (note: only do it for short bursts of time, don't leave it running for a long time) --- Reply to each comment that contains the word "Sabrina" (case insensitive) with the following message, without quotation marks: "MESSAGE" If you reach the end of comments and see a button "SHOW MORE REPLIES", click the button. This will load more comments, so you can continue replying to the additional comments.

The new ChatGPT Images update just landed, and it’s a clear reminder: we’re in a new era of AI imaging. If you want the most photorealistic, believable, pro-ready visuals in 2025, here’s the current landscape — and which tools are strongest for real work, not just cool hobby outputs. 🔗 OpenAI just announced updated image capabilities: https://openai.com/index/new-chatgpt-images-is-here/ 🥇 1) ChatGPT Images (GPT Image 1.5+) Strengths: • Very strong at understanding complex prompts • Excellent multi-modal capability (text + visuals) • Great for consistent character direction and scene adjustments • Superb at compositional reasoning Best use cases: • Concept visuals from text alone • Image editing with context • Storyboarding and descriptive creative work Why it matters: GPT Image thinks about visuals with context — not just style replication. This gives it realism that actually makes sense to a human viewer. 🥈 2) Nano Banana Pro Strengths: • Exceptional photo-realism • Stable, consistent character and object generation • Strong lighting and texture handling • Minimal plastic/CGI feel Best use cases: • Portraits and people • Fashion campaigns • Product visuals • Instagram/brand imagery Nano Banana often produces the most believable individual frames — particularly for people, faces and real-world textures. 🥉 3) Seedream 4.5 Strengths: • Very good at detailed backgrounds • Strong compositing and layered edits • Works well with mixed reference concepts Best use cases: • Environment-rich scenes • Complex edits with multiple subjects • Composite storytelling visuals While not always as “pure photoreal” as Nano Banana, Seedream shines when you want scene and mood integration. ⚙️ Honorable Mentions MidJourney (latest models) • Beautiful stylized results • Great for artistic direction, less so for strict realism Stable Diffusion (custom pipelines) • Highly tweakable • Great for fine control over identity/style consistency