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Joanna Yung shared thisMost people already know what healthy habits they should build. The hard part isn’t knowing what to do—it’s staying consistent long enough to experience the compounding effect. We’re surrounded by apps that solve one piece of the puzzle: meditation, journaling, habit tracking, affirmations, or fitness. But real, lasting change comes from consistently practicing many small habits that reinforce one another over time. That’s why I’m building an AI-powered personal growth platform that brings meditation, journaling, affirmations, visualization, reading, exercise, and more into one place—helping people build daily rituals that actually stick. The MVP is already built, and I’m now preparing for launch while speaking with early users. The long-term vision goes far beyond the app. I want to build a community where people can discover wellness events, retreats, accountability groups, and connect with others who are intentionally building healthier, happier, and more meaningful lives. After years creating content around AI, productivity, and designing a life with freedom, this feels like the natural next step: building a product that helps people create lasting change, one day at a time. I’d love the opportunity to pitch on Monday, share the vision, and get feedback from founders and investors.
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Joanna Yung shared thisI built an app to help you stick to these healthy habits… launching to App Store soon, stay tuned 🌱
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Joanna Yung shared thisWelcome to episode 3 of the AI Money Project series, where I am building my tech startup using AI. I have developed an app that I am very passionate about, and I believe it will be beneficial for many of you. The mission of this app is to help you become a better version of yourself by tracking and facilitating your personal development activities, including: - meditation - affirmation - journaling - visualizations - reading - exercising Currently, the app is in its MVP stage, and I am looking for beta users to help make it better!! If you believe in this mission and you're interested in becoming a beta user, please drop a comment below, message me, or email me. see you in the next episode!
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Joanna Yung shared this#LinkedInPartner LinkedIn for Marketing Reaching a lot of people means nothing if they're the wrong people. If you're a B2B founder, you know how frustrating it is to pour time and money into content — and watch it reach everyone except the people who actually matter. LinkedIn Ads fixes that. Target by job title, industry, company size and more — and finally get in front of the decision-makers. Try LinkedIn Ads → linkedin.com/reachbuyers Terms and conditions apply. #LinkedInAds #B2BMarketing #SaaS #FounderLife #MarketingTips
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Joanna Yung shared thisMy first MVP is live and ready for you to test: https://lnkd.in/gruX5bGr I'm not gonna lie—hitting publish was harder than building it. Here's the truth about building with AI: The actual building? Fast. 2 days from idea to a working app. But the courage to ship something imperfect? That's the real challenge. I sat there for hours asking myself: "What if it's not good enough?" "What if people think it's useless?" "What if I'm solving a fake problem?" Then I remembered the whole point: You don't need permission to build. You don't need perfection to launch. Because perfection is a trap. The real learning happens when people use it. When they break it. When they tell you what's missing. So I'm shipping it now. Before I'm ready. Before it's "perfect." Because feedback beats assumptions every time. Here it is. Rough. Unfinished. Real. Watch the video to see what it does. Then tell me: Does this actually solve a problem for you? Drop your honest thoughts below. The #AIMoneyProject continues. P.S. 🫶15% off with my Discount Code 'JOANNART' (the code is only valid for a limited time so use it ASAP!!!) Try Replit: https://lnkd.in/ezVz2NcX
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Joanna Yung shared thisI almost made a huge mistake. My first app MVP was built. Ready to ship. Then something hit me. -how do I collect real user feedback? -how do I know if people like it or not? That's reckless. I needed analytics installed. The problem? I had zero clue how to do it. So I dove in: Read case studies until my eyes hurt Debugged code I barely understood Grilled AI for answers It took way longer than expected. It was messy. Uncomfortable. Frustrating. But it taught me something critical: AI speeds up the building. But that's it. The real work comes after the first MVP is built. The bugs. The gaps. The things that break. You have to be willing to sit with that discomfort. Fix it piece by piece. Not quit when it gets hard. Next episode: I'm sharing the link to my first MVP. The #AIMoneyProject continues. P.S. 🫶15% off with my Discount Code 'JOANNART' (the code is only valid for a limited time so use it ASAP!!!) Try Replit: https://lnkd.in/ezVz2NcX
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Joanna Yung shared thisNever thought this day would come. As someone with: -0 coding skills. -0 startup experience. -0 funding. I had no business in building a tech startup. But AI changed the rules. You don't need to know any of that anymore, You just need: - a good idea - AI tools - execution Call me delusional, but I'm building my first app startup. And I'm building in public. Solo. Sharing every mistake. Every breakthrough. I'll let the internet decide if my ideas survive. This is the #AIMoneyProject. Follow along if you're curious how everything unfolds. Episode 1 drops tomorrow. P.S. 🫶15% off with my Discount Code 'JOANNART' (the code is only valid for a limited time so use it ASAP!!!) Try Replit: https://lnkd.in/ezVz2NcX
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Joanna Yung shared thisNo matter how many events I attend, networking never feels natural to me. But I still show up — one more time Biggest takeaway from the recent creator event I attended: 1. No one has superpowers. Most people who are successful are not because they’re more talented, they’re just more consistent, more supported, and less alone. 2. You don’t know what you don’t know. When you work alone, it’s easy to get stuck in your own systems. I didn’t realize how much I’d been operating in a bubble until I heard other people’s strategies. Some things clicked instantly — things I should’ve been doing all along. 3. I need help. Trying to do everything solo isn’t noble. It’s inefficient. Every successful person I met has support, accountability, or a team behind them. I don’t — and it’s holding me back. 4. Consistency is built on systems. They’re not more disciplined than me. They just have systems that make showing up easier. No willpower required. 5. Accountability matters more than motivation. Being around people who are building ambitious things made me want to level up. If you don’t have that environment, find it — or create it. The truth is: Yes, showing up is uncomfortable. But comfort never taught me anything useful 🫶Shoutout to Creator Leaders for organizing such an amazing event hosted by Aydan Al-Saad & Gabriel Nussbaum 📍VaynerMedia London,UK 🙌 shout out to some of the many cool people I met Simon Squibb Nathan Barry Alexis Teichmiller John Hu viraj acharya
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P.S. I use Replit to build my app. if you guys want to try it out, just DM me for a discount code ✨
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P.S. I use Replit to build my app. if you guys want to try it out, just DM me for a discount code ✨
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P.S. I use Replit to build my app. if you guys want to try it out, just DM me for a discount code ✨
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Joanna Yung liked thisJoanna Yung liked thisI built a $200M ARR company because I hate being on camera. This week, HeyGen crossed $200M ARR. But this milestone is not really about revenue. It’s about a bigger shift: people want to show up on video without the friction, fear, or limits of traditional production. Most AI video is racing toward spectacle and slop. We’re building the opposite: identity-first video that helps real people scale their message with trust. Proud of the team. We’re just getting started.I built a $200M ARR company because I hate being on cameraI built a $200M ARR company because I hate being on camera
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Joanna Yung liked thisJoanna Yung liked thisYesterday highlighted why a personal brand matters I was on the main stage at SXSW London… Yes. THE MAIN STAGE! This was the same stage that Michelle Obama spoke on Tuesday. The same stage Queen Rania addressed the room from on Wednesday. Yesterday was my turn hosting the Venture Spotlight Final. I was joined by a fantastic judging panel with a wealth in experience in ventures Chris Barnes from Atomico, Hussein Kanji from Hoxton Ventures, Omran Hamad Al-Kuwari, PhD from FORTA Advisory, and Yara Alenazi from Crane VC. Five world-class founders pitched. £175,000 in prizes won. Congratulations to Ryan Geiser, PhD and Axiom Therapeutics for winning the top prize. I had to get a picture with him and his giant £100,000 chèque. Three years ago I was building from scratch. Figuring out who I was as a creator and a founder. I had no roadmap for moments like yesterday. I just kept posting and taking each opportunity as it comes. Thank you to everyone at SXSW London for trusting me to now only host one of the most important parts of the week but also cover the whole event as a creator. Shoutouts to Anouska d'Abo Jo Burford Ainslie Lambourne Freya Lifely Maya O. Charles Wagstaff for all making it happen. Grateful doesn’t cover it. #sxswlondon #sxswpartner #startups #creator
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Joanna Yung liked thisJoanna Yung liked thisA REAL Day in My Life as a Creatorpreneur. Starting at 10am, not 5am… 10am: Filming. One day of filming. Content for 60 Days. We interviewed 40 people in one day. Two formats: 1. Top performer: “So What Do You Do?” 2. New tester: “Make Your Statement.” That single filming day… → Nearly 2 months of short-form content → 3/4 different hooks → Multiple platform cuts → Long-form compilation edits Most creators burn out because they create daily. I create in batches. Takeaway: Think like a studio, not a creator. 4pm: Admin. One focused hour post-filming: • Following up with brands for long-form sponsorship • Reviewing feedback on our Dell campaign • Responding to Skillstore & personal brand emails • Chasing invoices (yes, still 😂) Most people love the creative. Few respect the backend. Takeaway: The boring hour funds the exciting ones. 6pm: Host Last night we hosted a private dinner for 25 creators & entrepreneurs. Yes, there was networking. Yes, there was good food. But the most valuable part? A 90-minute open session where everyone shared their top of mind challenges, and the table solved it together. That room would never have existed if I didn’t decide to build it. Takeaway: If the room you want doesn’t exist Create it. → Some days I’m filming. → Some nights I’m hosting. Every day I’m doing admin you don’t see. None of it looks like the career I was taught to build. And I genuinely never thought I’d be in these spaces let alone be the one creating them. Grateful. — If this was useful, save it. I’ll break down the exact batching system next. Follow me, Aydan Al-Saad 👊🏽 for more on careers and creatorpreneurship.
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Content Creation: Strategy and Tools
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How to Succeed as a Social Media Manager Nano Tips with Joanna Yung
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Nano Tips for Using Generative AI Tools for Better Marketing Outcomes with Joanna Yung
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Social Media Marketing: Content Batching and Repurposing
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