You weren't lazy at school.
You were bored, because nobody asked who you really are.
And you probably can't see it yourself either.
Your soul's design is like your face. You need a mirror to see it clearly.
Seeing mine was a blessing.
What do you think yours could be?
@chams_builds This is so true. For small practitioners, it’s often the gentle check-in after a session that never gets sent. Not glamorous, but it’s the thing people remember. THey are also way too busy to do everything themselves...
@illyism What helps me is separating the skill from the reason. A translator is faster, but it can’t have the moment you finally understand someone in their own language. The slow part is where that lives.
@hector_podcast I hate editing; I'm not good at design, composition, and other things that make a good editor, but I love making videos, so this has been a relief. Honest question though: do you find the AI cuts keep the pauses that make it feel human? That’s the part I watch most.
@hafiz_ngn Did this for my own reels recently. What surprised me was how little I needed to explain. “Cut the repeats and tighten the intro,” then I asked for more premium captions and fonts, and it just worked :O What took you longest to set up?
Claude Code now edits my videos. In this reel it transcribed me, cut the repeats, added captions and built the graphics.
I only gave notes, the way I would to a human editor.
But every one of us came here with a whole set of gifts.
A way of seeing.
A way of connecting.
A reason for being here.
That can't be automated or replaced.
The best part of using AI to get results for business owners?
You can ask AI to help you figure it out as you go.
As long as you understand their problem and how AI can solve it, you're good to go.
Just start. Figure out the rest on the way.
A wellness franchise owner I work with paid an agency 2k for Meta ads.
Three of the ads: a stock photo of a woman walking down a beach with a shopping bag.