Ink & Code YT Live: Ride the AI Wave

Join us for our last YT Live Show

I hope you’ll join me today at 12:00 pm EST as we talk about change.

Change is inevitable—especially when you’re working on the cutting (or bleeding) edge of technology. Platforms will come and go. Tools will change. Entire industries will shift.

But great stories endure. They transcend platforms, formats, and trends because human nature doesn’t change—we’re wired for story. The real skill for creators isn’t avoiding change. It’s learning how to pivot instead of panic.

In this final Ink & Code YouTube Live, we’re talking about navigating change, adapting when the ground shifts beneath you, and building creative skills that last. (If you’re an FFA Member, there’s also an After Lab where we explore the EZPZ Marketing Machine.)

Come ride the wave with us. 🌊🤖

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A special thank you: To everyone who’s shown up and been so supportive of the show. It’s been a joy and a pleasure to do these. I’m thankful for all the wonderful guests who came on to talk about their lives, businesses, processes, and workflows. I’m proud of the shows we did. Hopefully they will resonate and help authors for some time to come. I’ll still be doing lots of things for members inside the FFA. Labs, classes, etc.

The way forward: On this Substack, we’ll be continue to explore the ideas from the YouTube Live show, which I think is a better format for busy authors who are searching for ways to automate and delegate the many tasks and hats we wear. Time, energy, and attention are always at odds with having an actually life and not burning ourselves to the ground trying to do it all.

We’ll continue to explore solutions to common pain points while holding people’s feet to the fire to actually publish and not chase every shiny object. Don’t worry, we’ll still explore SOME shiny objects. That’s what we we do! But we’ll try to limit that to things that might actually help us get across the finish line so we can stay connected to our our WHYs— the deeper reasons we do all these things in the first place.

I hope you’ll join me!