Paul Barnhurst shares how joining an AI in Finance community accelerated his learning since ChatGPT. He gained peer connections, shared resources, and found enough value to stay past the refund window.
Like I said earlier, when ChatGPT came out, that was the first of the AIs that came out. I was kind of doing it on my own, experimenting, pushing the envelope. How far can I go with this? But there was only so much I could accomplish. And I'm a proponent of joining communities where I can learn with other professionals. So I was already scouting for any community where we can learn AI together. And so when I discovered AI in Finance, I'm like, okay, let me check out this community and see. So it helped also because I think when I joined the first informational class, there was something about if you join 30 3 days refund or something. Like, you were on there for a while and you didn't really feel in the community, you could get reimbursed. I'm like, okay, well, let me check it out. And I joined, and I've been in the club for like almost a year now because the value has been immense. To Eve's point, there are a lot of high players in the community. There's a lot of sharing, there's a lot of learning as well. So you're not just consuming, you're also contributing back to the community. You can define how you want to engage. There's a lot of resources
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