Short AI lessons you can use this week. For each everyday job, I picked one tutorial that shows the whole job, start to finish. Watch one, then try it on something you need this week.
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The jobs people ask me about most: Promo video, Presentations, and Posters & graphics.
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Kevin builds a bakery commercial from scratch: the idea, a six-frame storyboard, a fix that puts the bakery’s name on the box, then the clips trimmed, reordered, and exported.
“How to Use Google Flow (Step-by-Step Tutorial)”Video by Kevin Stratvert · 9 min · July 2026
Why I picked this
It shows the whole job in a browser, start to finish, and ends with an ad a real shop could post. I compared it with newer videos and kept it because none teach it better.
Good to know Generating clips uses Flow credits. It doesn’t cover adding a music track or reproducing an existing logo exactly.
Made by an outside creator. Shared for learning, not as an endorsement.
Most AI slide tutorials stop at the first draft. Jeff starts there and works through seven real revision requests: reorder the story, add live data, source a statistic, turn text into a chart, fix the visual hierarchy, merge two slides, and translate the whole deck.
“The Top 1% Build AI Presentations Differently. Here’s How.”Video by Jeff Su · 13 min · March 2026
Why I picked this
A pitch, a volunteer training, or a ministry update needs rounds of revision, not just a pretty first draft. This is the tutorial that teaches the revision part.
Good to know Sponsored by Gamma and shown on a paid plan. The example is corporate, and a translated deck still needs a fluent reader to check it.
Made by an outside creator. Shared for learning, not as an endorsement.
Generate an image from scratch, then change exactly what you want: add or remove objects, mark up precise edits, combine reference photos, and add text. It ends with a complete promotional poster, starting around 8:16.
“How to Use ChatGPT Images 2.5 (Step-by-Step Tutorial)”Video by Kevin Stratvert · 10 min · September 2026
Why I picked this
You need a sale announcement or an event graphic, not a YouTube thumbnail. This one covers the edits that make an image usable and finishes with a real poster.
Good to know Free use has limits. Always check the wording, dates, and prices the AI puts on an image, and whether it’s sharp enough to print.
Made by an outside creator. Shared for learning, not as an endorsement.
The church and business ideas under each video are mine, not the creators’. Use photos you have permission to use, check every name, date, and price before you post, and keep personal details out of AI tools.
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