Love those replies, I need to make sure I capture that concept and then follow through on it which is something I've been falling down on 🙄

What would you say the minimum size (pages) for a bok that you use as a give away? I know that's a bit broad but for me in the craft niche I'm not sure. Also, if you're starting by bringing out a small book is there a framework anyone uses to determine what to put in and what to leave out? So for me, craft niche, making mosaics, should I look to give away a 'how to' booklet or one that is more of an overview with insights to my approach to lead them into wanting to learn more?

@Tioluwalopemi Ibukunoluwa thanks, I go with doing it in canva 👍

@Tioluwalopemi Ibukunoluwa I've not done that yet, still a few other things on my 'to get done' list 😁

Dan Henry got it right when he said "AI isn't going to take people's jobs, it's the people that use Ai that will take the jobs". The real advantage in using it, for me is that you should never be stuck on something I use it to get me kick started so I can keep the momentum going.

I use the Glasp extension so I can have one of the ai's summarise anything I watch on Youtube, I wonder if anyone else uses it and how much they trust it? I find the summaries save so much time and I do use the summary to decide if I need to sit through the whole video.

I think you have to be really disciplined as there is so much good information here. I try to keep in mind that Alex has access to all the metrics and makes decisions on what works. 😁

@Brian Ellwood at times, but you asking that has reminded me that I thought there was more to it in the way I wanted to apply them. Now I know it's flowcharts! Take the checklist and morph it into a flowchart to have it capture the details and actions needed. Thank you, that's rabbit hole number 886 to go down 🤣🐰

@Wendy Dixon-Jewitt print - laminate - cable ties 😉