Hi, I’m Svenja from Germany, a vocational school teacher using AI to revolutionize education. I vibe-coded an app for assessment and individual student growth. Excited to inspire and be inspired. :)

Hello everyone,🤝 My name is Masoud, and I’m based in the Northwest of the UK. I’m an experienced HGV driver, NOT AI or IT languages.Currently expanding my skills through online cybersecurity studies. I’m pleased to be part of the Skool community The AI Advantage , and look forward to learning, contributing, and growing alongside like, minded people. I joined this community to deepen my understanding of AI, learn from people applying it in real-world scenarios, and stay ahead as AI continues to shape how we work and build. Family is very important to me—I’m a proud father of two—and I enjoy spending time outdoors whenever possible.🫶🌹☕

You know who should be using AI right now, today, immediately? The person who says: "I'm too busy to learn AI right now." Because that's EXACTLY why you need it. Let me explain the trap you're in: The Busy Trap: → You're drowning in tasks→ Every minute is spoken for→ Your to-do list grows faster than you can complete it→ You're working nights and weekends just to stay afloat→ Someone suggests: "You should look into AI"→ You think: "I don't have time to learn that"→ You stay drowning See the problem? You're using "too busy" as a reason to avoid the one thing that could actually give you time back. It's like saying: "I'm too out of shape to go to the gym""I'm too broke to learn about investing""I'm too disorganized to implement systems" The logic doesn't work. The problem IS the reason you need the solution. Here's what "too busy for AI" actually means: It means you're spending 3 hours writing emails that AI could draft in 15 minutes. It means you're spending 2 hours researching something AI could summarize in 10 minutes. It means you're spending all day creating content AI could help you produce in an hour. You're not too busy to learn AI. You're too busy WITHOUT it. Let's do the math: Time investment to start using AI: 30-60 minutes to learn one basic tool Time saved per week: 3-5 hours (conservative estimate) ROI: You "spend" 1 hour to save 5+ hours every single week forever That's a 400% return on investment. Weekly. Would you spend $100 to make $400 every week? Of course. Why won't you spend 1 hour to gain back 5 hours every week? The breakthrough: The busiest people aren't too busy for AI. They're the ones who need it most desperately. Because while everyone else is overwhelmed trying to do everything manually, they could be: ✅ Using AI to draft their emails in seconds ✅ Using AI to create content outlines in minutes ✅ Using AI to summarize research instantly ✅ Using AI to organize information automatically ✅ Using AI to handle repetitive tasks they hate

Hi everyone! I’m Lori, from beautiful Victoria, BC Canada 🇨🇦 I’m a social impact strategist, entrepreneur and life & business coach who loves learning and all things tech. My relationship with AI right now is best described as curious and committed. I’ve been dabbling with ChatGPT and other AI apps, and have taken part in a few workshops and other training to learn best practices and about some of the things to be aware of (as a board member, employer, consultant etc.) I’m also having a lot of “wait… it can do THAT too?!” moments. 🤣 I’m interested in learning how AI can help me to maximize my impact, productivity, and income. One area I’d love AI to help me with is creating and streaming engaging content for things like workshops, my website and social posts — while still keeping everything aligned with my voice (warm, authentic, and approachable). I’m thrilled to join this community and to connect with others who are experimenting, building, and sharing what works (and what doesn’t). I am excited to learn practical, real-world ways to use AI more effectively. Fun Fact: My hubby is a relative of Jesse James… so I guess that makes my in-laws outlaws? 🤣 Looking forward to meeting you all! What’s one thing you’ve found AI genuinely helpful for so far?