As one of the founding members of Women Who Automate, I want to show up for you personally. So I'm offering free 20-minute 1:1 calls and I'm opening them up to the first 50 members who grab a spot. We'll look at your business together. I'll tell you: → What's worth automating first (and what isn't) → Which tools actually make sense for where you are right now → What I'd do if I were in your shoes No pitch, no agenda. Just a real conversation about your business. Drop a ✋ in the comments and I'll send you the booking link. (If we end up being a great fit for working together more closely - I'll mention it. But that's genuinely not what this is about.)

Every Wednesday I filter through the AI news so you don't have to. This week was packed, a lot is moving in our favor as solo founders. Here's what's worth your attention 👇 WORTH YOUR ATTENTION: • Anthropic is dropping Claude Opus 4.7 this week and they're bundling it with an AI design tool for websites and presentations + a Figma integration. For solo founders, this is huge: AI is getting closer to handling both the strategy and the visual output. Fewer bottlenecks, more momentum. • The AI industry just agreed on a shared standard for agents under the Linux Foundation. Translation: the tools you already use are about to get much better at talking to each other and automating across platforms without you having to stitch everything together manually. This is the infrastructure that makes the "one-person business that runs itself" actually possible. PROBABLY HYPE (for now): • GPT-6 Everyone (including me) was watching for it this week. It didn't land. I'll flag it the second it's real. WHAT TO ACTUALLY TRY THIS WEEK: • Use Claude to write a landing page hero section in one sitting. Open Claude and paste in this prompt: "I'm a [your role] who helps [your audience] with [your offer]. Write 3 versions of a landing page hero section: headline, subheadline, and a one-line CTA. Tone should be [warm/bold/conversational]. My audience's biggest pain point is [X]." You'll have three solid drafts in under two minutes. Pick the strongest one, then ask Claude to tighten the headline or punch up the CTA. The whole thing takes under 20 minutes and gets you further than a blank page ever would. Why now? Opus 4.7 is dropping this week with significantly better reasoning and output quality. If you've tried Claude before and it felt a little flat, this is worth another look. Anything from the AI world you want me to cover next week? Drop it below 👇 And tell me: what's ONE thing you've automated in your business recently that made you feel like a genius? I love celebrating wins in here. 🙌

Welcome to the 32 new members who joined Women Who Automate this week 🙌. Before I show you any tools or tutorials, I want to give you the framework I use to figure out WHAT to automate first - because automating the wrong things is the most expensive mistake I see. Watch this. Then drop your #1 repetitive task in the comments. Next Monday I'm doing a live build: the 60-Second Lead Response Machine. We're setting it up on screen from scratch. You'll have it running by the end of the video. See you there. If you want to check out the Content Engine Course I mentioned in the video, you can get it here

🔵 Google Gemini got a major upgrade inside Google Workspace - Now pulls from your emails, Drive files, calendars and chats automatically - Drafts full documents, builds spreadsheets from plain language, and searches your Drive with real context - How to use it: Open a new Google Doc, click the Gemini icon and type: "Draft a weekly status update for [client name] using my emails and Drive files from this week." It connects to Gmail and Drive automatically. Zero manual pulling. 👉 Read more 🟣 Slack just became an autonomous work assistant - Salesforce dropped 30 new AI features for Slackbot this week - Automates workflows, summarizes meetings and connects to outside tools - How to use it: After your next client call, open the project Slack channel and ask: "Summarize the key decisions and action items from this week's conversation about [project]." No more manual meeting notes ever again. 👉 Read more 🟠 57% of small businesses are now actively using AI - Up from 36% in 2023 - 30% of employees now use AI tools daily - The gap between businesses using it strategically vs. randomly is widening fast - How to use it: Rate yourself 1-10 in the comments. 1 = just getting started, 10 = fully systematized. Drop your number below and I'll tell you exactly what I'd focus on next for your level. 👉 Read more That's your week. Drop any questions below and I'll answer in the comments.

Thank you to everyone who joined today - I am SO excited to get this group officially kicked off 🎉 If you just joined - welcome. You're early and that matters. Quick ask before you do anything else: head to the pinned "Let's meet each other" post and drop a quick intro. Name, what you do, and one thing you want to stop doing manually. I will read every single one and reply. More good stuff coming this week. Glad you're here 💛