Tall portrait format image of a collectible fashion doll in her unopened display box, a confident plus-size Black woman doll with adult proportions, waist-length braids, gold statement jewellery and an emerald power suit, the box in rich purple with a clear window, big bold box title across the top third reading "THE UNBOTHERED" with smaller print beneath reading "boundaries included, batteries not", accessories mounted beside her: a tiny laptop, a tiny coffee, a tiny crown, a tiny closed door, glossy toy photography style. Remix: rename the box after yourself and choose your four accessories.

New little series: Doll Days. One doll a day, each with her own attitude, each a single prompt you paste straight into ChatGPT. No setup, no filling anything in, no catching up if you miss a day. Paste, generate, post yours in the comments. Remixing is the whole point: change her outfit, her sign, her whole vibe. Best remix each day gets bragging rights. 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗺𝗽𝘁: Tall portrait format image of a glam collectible fashion doll with adult proportions and full dramatic makeup, a stunning Black woman doll with a sculpted honey-blonde updo, pink rhinestone sunglasses and a fluffy hot pink fur coat, lounging on a pink velvet sofa with a tiny designer coffee cup, beside her a huge glitter-framed sign filling the left third of the image, hand painted lettering reading "I'm in my 'not my emergency' era.", hot pink dollcore aesthetic, glossy studio light, sparkle details. Remix: announce your own era on the sign. Be honest.

I spent 31 years as an educator, and the teacher in me is still very much here. Now, instead of helping children work through a lesson, I help women work through questions about AI, creating, and sharing their work. I still believe in clear examples. Time to practice. Room to ask questions. And encouragement that respects the learner. You deserve instruction that helps you understand the next step. 💬 What makes a new lesson easier for you: seeing an example, following written steps, or trying it with guidance?

Bama gets its share of storms. This past weekend was no different. Hurricane EIEIO (Isaias) came through causing major damage in some areas. Thankfully, my area wasn’t hit bad. There’s nothing like sitting up all night through a storm. Honey, that wind was whipping out there! So because we made it through, here are a few stickers I made. Glad you all in the path of the storm made it through, too. Prayers going up for those who suffered any type of danger or harm.

You believe in this community. You know what it has done for you. But when you try to tell someone about it, your words get tangled, or you drop a bare link in a post, and nobody clicks it. So you say nothing, and the person who needed this place never hears about it. I have watched member after member hit that same wall. The link was never the problem. The problem was having nothing solid to hand a person, and no words ready when the moment came. So I built you the cheat sheet. Your DCT Handbook Kit is now inside Start Here in the Classroom. It gives you the DCT Member Handbook in two cover designs, a join page you finish in Canva with your own affiliate link on the button, and steps for sharing it on social media, by message, by email, on your website, and in person. When a reader clicks your button and joins DCT, Skool credits the membership to you, and you earn the 50 percent member commission. I recorded a short video that walks you through the whole kit, click by click. Watch it, pick the cover you like, add your link, and share your handbook with one person this week. Start here: https://www.skool.com/digitaldownloadsuccess/classroom/3fc6687f?md=97b1897db49d4b50a7d95cb6910338dc