Wandering with Sam Choo

Currently, I am managing many Facebook groups, each representing a specific theme. I have diverse interests, but the groups are small, and responses are few and quiet.

Today, I decided to simplify my life by focusing on my new group, Wanderings with Sam Choo, which combines all the other groups.

I asked AI if this change might be counterproductive. Here’s the reply:

Having one unified group isn’t necessarily counterproductive — it can actually have some distinct advantages, but there are important factors to consider:

Potential Benefits:

* Cross-pollination of ideas – Members interested in one topic discover other content they enjoy, leading to richer discussions.

* Easier management – You can focus your energy on one vibrant community rather than spreading yourself thin.

* More consistent engagement – With diverse content, there’s a higher likelihood of daily active discussions.

* Natural content flow – You can post what genuinely excites you without worrying about strict categorization.

Taking the AI's advice, I created a new group.

I welcome all my Facebook friends to stay connected with me through this group. I will be sharing mainly about:

* Book writing and publishing

* Making a living without a job

* Digital (AI-generated) art

* AI and ChatGPT

* Spiritual lessons as a Christian

* Observations about life and what I learn from it

* My personal journey and adventures

You can expect more stories, bonus free ebooks from me, and maybe even free webinars in the future. I hope my sharing will add joy to your life.

I’ll see you inside at https://www.facebook.com/groups/580728157862402.