Quick question for y’all because I’m building with you, not just for you… Inside the YAM Mockup Studio, the system generates 3 versions of your product mockup automatically: - Square (perfect for IG feed) - Portrait (Reels, TikTok, Pinterest) - Landscape (YouTube, banners, websites) But now I’m thinking… 👉 Is this actually helpful… or doing too much? Like be honest: When you’re creating content, do you actually need all 3 sizes…or are you mainly using just one? I'm asking because I could keep it the way it is or simply layer in a drop down menu that allows the user to choose which format they want instead. Excited to hear your thoughts. 🫶🏽 Whit 📊 What are your thoughts?

Psst... I’m not just hosting this Spring Reset Sprint…I’m in it with you. Same focus. Same intention. Same “we’re not playing small this quarter” energy. So while we’re locked in from April 7 → June 7… I’ve been tightening my own systems and testing new ways to create faster without overthinking. One of those? Flow AI. — Instead of asking: “what should I film today?” I’ve been asking: “what do I want to generate?” And using Flow to bring it to life. I just dropped a walkthrough showing how I’m going from: image → video → usable content Inside, I break down: • How I prompt for realistic movement (not that stiff AI look) • How I control format (vertical for socials / horizontal for YouTube) • How I generate multiple versions so I’m not stuck with one output • How I’m using this for faceless content + scale Because during this sprint…we’re not just posting. We’re building systems that post for us. — Also added a new classroom module where I’ll be stacking more of these tutorials (you’ll see the Flow training inside already 👀) I’m thinking of expanding this into image prompt packs + workflows too so it becomes plug-and-play. — If you’re participating in the sprint: this is your reminder… Let’s lock in 🤎Whit P.S. I added a few examples of my outputs from Flow AI below—what do you think? 👀

Remember when I said we were doing this Spring Reset Sprint together (April 7 → June 7)? I meant it. I’m in this WITH you. Over the last 23 hours, I gave myself a wild challenge: How many builds OF VALUE can I publish in 23 hours from Lovable? Not perfectly optimized. Not everything polished. But a LOT was built. A LOT was tested. A LOT was learned. And that’s the point. One of the builds I’m actually really proud of: 👉 YAMS Mockup Studio This build didn’t just come from “an idea” It came from: → a module inside YAMS → a prompt stack I created → something that already SOLD And now… it’s an actual app! That’s the shift I want y’all to see: This is what we’re doing in here. Not just prompts. Not just ideas. We’re turning logic into: → tools → experiences → things people can USE (and pay for) Over the next few weeks, you’re going to see me: → building in real time → posting more frequently → breaking down how these tools actually work → showing what’s hitting (and what’s not) Not polished. Not perfect. If you’ve been sitting on an idea, a prompt, or something half-finished… This is your sign to turn it into something REAL. We’re not overthinking this sprint. We’re executing. PS: I added an example of what YAMS Mockup Studio creates… what do you think? 👀 Excited to see what you create 👀 🫶🏽 Whit

In my last post, I teased an image to video output from Flow. I saw a few of you asking for the how-to so I've attached a quick tutorial below. And the best part? You can control: - Movement (subtle, cinematic, dramatic… whatever fits your brand) - Format (vertical for socials, horizontal for YouTube) - Multiple outputs (so you’re not stuck with one version) So instead of: “what should I film today?” It becomes: “what content do I want to generate?” In the video, I show you: - How I go from image → video - How I prompt Flow for realistic movement - How I’m using this for faceless content + scale Note: There's a NEW Module in the classroom that will list all image-to-video tutorials -Whit 🫶🏽

A few of you asked for a beginner-friendly Lovable training, so I wanted to make sure I created something that actually walks you through it step by step without making it feel confusing or overwhelming. So I just dropped a brand new module inside the classroom called: The Lovable Builder Challenge This challenge is designed to help you go from: “I’m confused about how this works” to “Wait… I actually built something.” I wanted to make this fun, practical, and easy to follow as you build — not just a bunch of information thrown at you. Inside the challenge, I walk you through the full process step by step: • what Lovable actually is • how to think about your build before you start • how to write stronger prompts without wasting credits • how to generate your first build • how to customize it and make it better • how to publish it • how to improve it over time And to make it even easier, I also included a few bonus mega Lovable prompts you can use, test, and customize for your own ideas 👀 So if you’ve been wanting to try Lovable but didn’t know where to start, this is for you. 🎉 There’s Also a Surprise Waiting for You Once you complete the challenge and publish your build, there’s a little surprise waiting for you at the end. And yes… you’ll definitely want to grab it. 🎥 I’m Also Planning a Walkthrough I’m going to do a walkthrough where I build something and show the process in real time. QUESTION: Before I record it, I wanted to ask: Would you rather join me for a live build session, or would a regular YouTube walkthrough be better for you?