Garth here from regional East Coast Australia. I'm a long-time user experience designer, currently building enterprise technical solutions in a consultancy environment. Looking to productise some of the skills and experiences consolidated over the years. Along the journey, I'm interested in combining disparate interests of technology, design, football (soccer) and leadership. First Skool community for me. Excited to be here!

Thomas here originally from Czech Republic, now in Thailand (but soon coming back). Have been using AI a bunch to help me make some more money 👌 Gotta say I really like the mission of this being only actually useful advice. Often I find that the tricks are cool but the ROI is not there in setting them up. Excited to be here! Where are y'all from?

Name: Jorge Martinez What you do: Own an expediting cargo business. What you want to build: I would like to build an all-tracking system that tracks, creates invoices, emails letters, responses to calls & emails replies and more. Who you want to collab with: ANYONE! - Would love to learn from others and grow.

Hi all, Fionnán from Cork, Ireland. 15 years in HR, I lecture Performance & Reward at UCC, and I built and scaled a recruitment business before founding ainm.ai. Most of my week now is helping small Irish employers use ChatGPT, Claude and the rest for HR without tripping over GDPR or the EU AI Act. Here to learn the automation side properly. What's the one AI workflow that's saved you the most time?

Hi everyone, I’m Glen. I spent more than 20 years in contracting, studied graphic design, and I’m learning sales and practical AI. I’m working on clearer websites and turning written lessons into videos. I’m interested in the second-brain side of this community: keeping the source material, decisions, and next step organized enough that a later session doesn’t start from scratch. I’d like the workspace to help me find the right detail, not just hold more files. What small change made your own AI workspace easier to use: clearer file names, one project summary, or a better way to separate drafts from finished work?