If you have a Skool community, eventually you're going to start filling up your classroom with courses, resources and modules. 🖼️ And every one of those needs an image. Skool gives you the recommended image size — 1460 × 752 px — but that still leaves you figuring out what the heck to actually CREATE. 😂 What should it look like? How do you make sure nothing important gets cut off? How do you make your classroom images feel cohesive instead of every module looking like it came from a completely different website? And most importantly… does the image actually make someone want to click it? So I made this easier for you. I added a reusable Skool classroom image prompt that already knows the correct dimensions and how the image will be used. You can upload an image you want it based on, give it your branding, describe an idea, or simply tell it what the module is about. The prompt handles the rest. 👉🏾 I added it inside the How to Create a Skool Community module in the classroom. Go grab it there. --Whit 🫶🏽

One of my favorite ways to use AI is as a strategic thinking partner—not to tell me what to do, but to help me ask better questions. If you’ve ever wondered what you should sell, what business you should start, or how to turn your skills and experience into income, try this AI exercise. It may help you uncover a new idea, shortcuts, and repeatable results you already have that others may find valuable. Copy the prompt below into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or the AI platform you use most. ______________________________________________ PROMPT Act as a strategic thinking partner with expertise in business strategy, positioning, product development, customer research, marketing, and AI. Your job is to help me uncover patterns, strengths, and valuable knowledge I may not recognize on my own. Do not make assumptions about me. Interview me one question at a time. After each answer, ask thoughtful follow-up questions until you have enough context before moving to the next question. Ask me: 1. What repeatable result or outcome can I consistently create without having to think much about it? 2. What does it actually take to create that result? 3. What do I know more about than the average person? 4. What shortcuts have I discovered that could save someone time, money, frustration, or mistakes? 5. What did I have to learn the hard way that could be simplified for someone else? 6. Who specifically needs or would benefit from these results? After the interview, analyze my answers and identify: - My strongest recurring skills - The valuable outcomes I can repeatedly create - The problems I may be uniquely equipped to solve - The people most likely to need those results - Patterns or strengths I may be overlooking Then suggest: - Services I could offer - Digital products I could create - AI tools or apps I could build - Workshops, memberships, or communities I could create - Content pillars I could focus on - Premium offers people may be willing to pay for

The easiest way to make AI part of your routine is not to start with a new tool. Start with one task you already repeat every week. For example: - Planning content - Researching your audience - Writing emails - Turning ideas into offers - Repurposing one post across platforms - Reviewing what worked - Organizing your weekly priorities Then build your workflow using these four steps: 1. Choose one repeatable outcome Do not say, “I want to use AI more.” Say: “Every Monday, I want a finished content plan for the week.” or “Every Friday, I want to turn my best-performing post into three new pieces of content.” The clearer the outcome, the easier it is to build the workflow. 2. Give each tool one job You do not need five tools doing the same thing. Your workflow could look like: - Research: Find the questions your audience is asking - Strategy: Decide which ideas are worth creating - Creation: Draft the content - Organization: Place everything into your calendar or task list - Review: Analyze the results and improve next week’s plan One tool can handle several steps. The goal is not to use more AI. The goal is to remove unnecessary work. 3. Create one reusable master prompt - try this: PROMPT: I want to create a simple AI workflow for a task I complete regularly. The task is: [insert task] I complete it: [daily, weekly, monthly] My desired finished result is: [insert outcome] The tools I currently use are: [insert tools] The most frustrating or time-consuming parts are: [insert problems] Build me a repeatable workflow that includes: 1. The exact steps in order 2. Which tool to use for each step 3. What information I need to prepare 4. Reusable prompts for each stage 5. What can be automated 6. A simpler version I can complete in 30 minutes or less Remove any unnecessary steps or tools. 4. Test it for three weeks before adding anything Week one: Notice where you get stuck. Week two: Remove unnecessary steps. Week three: save the final prompts, templates, and process.

AI can be an incredible brainstorming partner for customer research, competitor research, content strategy, and product validation. One simple prompt can uncover the questions your ideal customers are likely asking before they’re ready to invest. The prompt; I’m a [your niche]. My ideal customer is already looking for a solution to [problem]. What questions are they typing into Google, Pinterest, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Gemini, Perplexity, ChatGPT, and other popular sites i am missing right before they’re ready to invest Organize the results by platform and buying intent.” Within minutes, AI can organize the results by platform and buying intent. One thing you’ll notice quickly: Folks aren’t searching for AI. They’re searching for the outcome they want. They may be searching things like: - How to turn my expertise into a digital product - How to build an app without knowing how to code - How to validate a product idea before launching - How to find customers who are ready to buy - Best AI tools for creating digital products - Best community platform for memberships - How much does it cost to build an AI app? Those searches reveal far more about buying intent than simply knowing someone is interested in AI. The next step is just as important. Take those questions and validate them. Search Google. Read Reddit discussions. Review YouTube comments. Explore TikTok or Pinterest search. Look for patterns in the language people use. The goal isn’t to let AI replace your research. The goal is to use AI to uncover better questions so you can make better business decisions. I cover this process inside the classroom, including customer research, buying intent, awareness stages, competitor research, and turning customer questions into content, products, and offers. — Whit 🫶🏽

If you need a little virtual escape too, upload a photo of yourself and try one of these prompts: 🐢 1. Baby Turtle Morning Create a hyper-photorealistic portrait of the person in my uploaded photo kneeling on a tropical beach at sunrise, gently holding a baby sea turtle close to the sand. Light linen beachwear, turquoise ocean, soft golden sunlight, natural skin texture, realistic shadows, DSLR photography, shallow depth of field. Preserve my exact facial features, skin tone, age, and likeness. Do not beautify or smooth my face. 🥐 2. Overwater Bungalow Breakfast Create a hyper-photorealistic vacation portrait of the person in my uploaded photo enjoying breakfast on the deck of a luxury overwater bungalow surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise water. Relaxed resort wear, tropical fruit and coffee on the table, warm morning sunlight, luxurious but candid travel photography. Preserve my exact facial features, skin tone, age, and natural texture. 🌺 3. Tropical Resort Reset Create a hyper-photorealistic travel portrait of the person in my uploaded photo relaxing beside an infinity pool overlooking the ocean at a luxury tropical resort. Chic vacation outfit, oversized sunglasses nearby, palm trees, sparkling water, golden-hour sunlight, editorial travel photography. Preserve my exact facial features, skin tone, age, and natural skin texture. And if you’re already thinking “okayyy, I need more of these…” 👀 CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE AI IMAGE LIBRARY → Travel folder inside the YAMS Classroom. I’ve got more travel prompts waiting for you there. ✈️🌴 -- Whit 🫶🏽