Hey ladies — quick announcement and I'm a little giddy about it. The Legacy Code Journal (formerly the Countess Code Journal, currently $17.77 on Amazon) is now an app. Technically a website that renders as an app on your phone, but you'd never know the difference. And because you're you — I'm giving it to you free. Fair warning: it's in beta. There will be glitches. (I'm literally fixing one as I type this.) But if you've been looking for something to keep you on track day to day, this might be the thing. Try it: https://legacycodejournal.com Let me know what you think! (and if you think of a UI improvement - let me know that too!)

OH EM GEEEEE That was a seriously AWESOME 7 hours. You ladies KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK!!! Share your projects below :) @Kat Dill , @Dana Kirchmar , @Janine Vanderburg , @Maree Mac guinness , @Maree Mac Guinness , @Kimberly Tomlinson (And Aimee who still needs to join this group, lol) Hey ladies, I am doing a Vibe coding event live at my house on Sunday, and I have two seats left. If you want to call in for a Zoom, we can do that too. Just DM me if you have any questions or are interested. As a side note, every time I write Vibe Coding, my Wispr Flow writes Viveka Coding. Which I actually love

This recent Substack Live covered one of the most common frustrations members bring into this community: you've set up your AI tools, you've tried to give them context, and the output still feels generic. Like someone competent wrote it, just not you. The fix is structural, and it starts with three documents most of us have never thought to build. The Missing Layer You've given your AI your expertise, your niche, your offers. Maybe even examples of your writing. What you haven't given it is identity. Not what you do. Who you are. The values that shaped how you led for 25 years. The operating principles behind every decision you make. The things you swore you'd never do again after that one job. AI can't infer any of that from a prompt. So it does what any smart generalist would do: it pulls from everyone who's ever written about your topic and gives you a very competent, very forgettable average. The solution: three foundational documents. Build them once. Use them constantly. Document One: Your Personal Constitution Not a bio. Not your LinkedIn About section. This is who you've been your whole professional life, before any title, before any pivot. Your core values and when each one got tested. Your operating principles. How you make decisions when the answer isn't obvious. If you've done Human Design, Enneagram, Myers-Briggs, and it rang true, put it in. Your moon sign if it means something to you. All of it is data. AI can work with data. This document is mostly evergreen because it's who you've always been. Document Two: Your Goals Document This one stays alive. Update it quarterly. And don't make it only about business. Put your personal goals in too. What does your week need to feel like by December? What are you doing too much of? When AI helps you build strategy or content from this document, it has a filter. It's not just executing tasks. It's checking what it builds against what you actually want your life to look like. Document Three: Your Core Business Document

Hey WTICers... for my premium folks - what do YOU want next in May? Learn how to Vibe Code in Lovable? (easy peasy) Learn how to Vibe Code in Claude Code (not so easy - but powerful once you understand it) Best practices with LinkedIn (what's scheduled - plus access to the new premium profile app and content app) Learn how to use Claude Design Something else entirely? Free WTICers - which or these might entice you to sign up? Let me know - all feedback is welcome

Quick reminder about how this community is actually set up — because I want to make sure you're getting what you came for. There's genuinely good content here for free members. (I know. I bullied some of you into joining. You're welcome.) But the real work happens in premium. That's where the live calls are — second and fourth Tuesday of every month — along with the recordings if you can't make it live. And the apps and prompts I've built specifically to go alongside those calls. Not general AI stuff. Tools I made for this community, for the exact conversations we're having on those calls. This Tuesday we're doing a live build in Lovable. If you've been curious about vibe coding — building actual apps without writing a single line of code — this is the call to be on. We're not talking about it in theory. We're doing it live, together, start to finish. If you haven't upgraded yet, now's the time. Hit the Upgrade post in the Classroom to get access before Tuesday.