I've been playing around with Claude CoWork. I opened up Webflow, my website program, and asked Claude to rate my SEO settings for me and come pup with a plan to tidy up the site and make it more visible. I'm currently watching it whip thru all sorts of menus, changing headings, rewrite things, run JSON and other scripts. Wish me luck. I'm afraid I may have let my Frankenstein Monster loose inside my site. Time will tell!!

Special shout out to @Rick Kloete and @Ganesh Ariyur for an amazing saturday "Ask Rick Anything" session. Amazing stuff guys! So much teaching, learning and sharing!!

Real talk: the #1 reason people don't show up on LinkedIn isn't strategy. It's "I don't have a good photo." No good headshot. No action shots. Nothing for graphics. So they post a wall of text, get crickets, and assume LinkedIn doesn't work. Here's the truth — people connect with faces. Your face builds trust, your face stops the scroll, your face is your brand. And until now, getting a library of professional photos meant a photographer, a studio, a few hundred bucks, and two weeks of waiting. Not anymore. We built Quick Generations inside evyAI so you can create a full library of professional photos of YOU — from ONE photo of your face. Let me walk you through all 20, then show you how dead-simple it is. 👇 SET 1 — THE FOUNDATION (who you are) 1. Hero Headshot — Your digital handshake. Profile pic, email signature, everywhere. If people can't see your face and instantly like it, they scroll. Start here. 2. Speaker on Stage — Instant authority. You don't have to have spoken at a conference to look like someone who does. This says "expert in the room." 3. Podcast / Interview — The credibility shot. Headphones on, mic in front of you, mid-sentence. It screams "people want to hear what I have to say." (Warning: this one's the show-stopper.) 4. Working With a Client — Proof you do the work. People don't buy what you say — they buy what they can picture. Show them you in action. 5. At the Whiteboard / Teaching — The "I know my stuff" photo. You, mid-idea, dropping value. Perfect for educational posts and frameworks. 6. Candid Laugh — Likeability sells. A genuine laugh makes you human and approachable. People connect with people, not headshots. 7. Workspace / Behind the Scenes — "This is where the magic happens." Behind-the-scenes builds trust. Great for story-driven posts about your journey. 8. Team / Group — Social proof in one image. Surrounded by people = connection, leadership, community. Use it for culture and event posts. 9. Lifestyle / Personality — The human behind the brand. You're more than your job. This shows your vibe — the stuff that makes people actually like you.

(Upload your picture and social media post or the home page and use the below prompt). Create a hyper-realistic, cinematic scene that looks as if I am stepping out of my own social media post into the real world. 1) Main concept and pose (highest priority) Place me inside a smartphone screen showing a social media post, and reposition my body so it looks like I am breaking out of the screen into reality. One foot must extend strongly toward the viewer in dramatic 3D perspective, creating a powerful sense of depth and immersion. Same face as previous and same stats.

You need to have something called a "sole document" that helps artificial intelligence know exactly who you are, what you do, who you help, how you help them, about your business, about your passions, your goals, your dreams. What's stopping you? What do you need help with AI for, and everything else? Once you get this dossier in place, you can train any artificial intelligence or any agent to know exactly who you are: your strengths, your weaknesses, your skills, and everything in between. If you need a framework for this, just let me know, and I'll be more than happy to send you one directly.