@Zali Barr @Aaron Fletcher yes—often the time that works for US participants is 2am for me in GMT+3. (Otherwise, maybe hosting it 2 times.🤷‍♀️)

I find the word Tangle to be intimidating and the flourishes make me think that there is more complication coming to my life. I feel like something less flourishy, more swirly and orderly would work. I took the initiative to ask chatgpt for something like this and here are some images it gave. My prompt: I need a set of flourishes that represents order amidst confusion. It needs to be black isolated on pink. It should reflect Order of my tangles with Zen. What can you suggest? Its answer: Design Guidelines: 1. Simplicity and Clarity: Use clean lines and gentle curves to create a feeling of ease and approachability. 2. Symmetry: Incorporate symmetrical patterns to evoke balance and order. 3. Flowing Movement: Design elements should flow organically, reflecting the calming effect of Zen. 4. Negative Space: Include open spaces in the designs to avoid a cluttered look and enhance the sense of order. Suggested Flourishes: 1. Spirals and Loops: Simple spirals that taper gently, symbolizing continuity and mindfulness. 2. Minimalistic Vines: Curving lines with occasional leaf shapes, representing growth and balance. 3. Circular Motifs: Overlapping circles or concentric rings to symbolize harmony and unity. 4. Wave Patterns: Gentle wave-like lines that intersect gracefully, suggesting flow and tranquility. 5. Lotus-Inspired Designs: Minimalistic petal shapes radiating symmetrically from a center point. Then I asked: Give me a set of 3x3 flourishes that will reflect harmony and unity, tranquility and order...Redo them so that are all inside a circle, not square. Based on these, I suggest you put them into some sort of sequential order, from simple to complex for your 1-9. So they build on each other, making order out of chaos one step at a time.

@Lorie Fossa I see. Okay. I was trying to help get you some graphics that presented peace and order because my input was that the flourishes do not communicate order. But the proecess ended up helping me with my own graphics because I got an idea for something I will do for my own project. I am not in the same field. You’re free to use these items if you want. Take care!

@Terrance Henry If you want to be able to own the content, you have to pay the audio book narrators up front. Depending on the number of words, the cost can get up there, and it can run in the thousands. If you do a royalty share with the audio book narrator, then for seven years you cannot use the book elsewhere (ie: you can’t give it or sell it direct)