@Evelyn Weiss What an amazing workshop. Thank you so much for creating this, Evelyn! What an amazing workshop. I completed it in an hour and a half, and wanted to make it visually special. I figured out how to get Claude to create a prompt using all the information from my original sales page, then fed that into GoHighLevel's AI tool to recreate the entire page in the funnel builder. The result was fully editable - I could adjust all the fonts, images, and backgrounds - but I had that solid structural foundation from your original training to work from. I then used ChatGPT to generate images and Claude to create the Midjourney visual prompts, and used Midjourney for the background panels. The page is looking absolutely beautiful already, and I'm not even finished yet. Just had to share! https://creativesoulspace.com/junk-journal-workshop

Hi @Evelyn Weiss , I just wanted to say a genuine thank you for your artefact mini course — it’s honestly shifted how I think about creating resources in my business. I’ve taken action straight away and created an interactive journaling jar for Christian women (with Bible verses, prompts, and doodles), and I’ve built the full funnel into my Creative Sanctuary membership. Seeing it all come together has been so exciting, and it’s already saving me time while feeling really aligned with what my audience needs. I’ve now got another idea I’d really value your thoughts on. My audience often struggles to stay focused in church — they zone out, feel distracted, and then leave not remembering the message, which affects their confidence in sharing their faith. I’ve developed a simple method to help them stay present and actually remember what stood out from the sermon. It uses very light structure (and optional simple sketching) to keep their attention engaged ~ but it’s not meant to feel “arty” or overwhelming. I’d love to turn this into an artefact, but I want to get it right. What I’m thinking is:• A really simple, discreet format (something they could even use on their phone or tablet in church) • A printable version that feels structured and easy ~ not a blank page • Clear sections like: key message, what stood out, personal application, and one thing they could share with someone • Very minimal visual elements (simple shapes or layouts) just to guide attention, not distract My goal is for this to feel effortless to use ~ something that helps them stay focused and actually remember the message without feeling self-conscious. I’d really love your perspective on this ~ especially what you think it should look like and how you’d approach designing it so it actually gets used. Thank you again ~ your training has genuinely made a difference. Bev x