@Donald Schaeffer If you think the ban was not fair and warranted, you can complain about it, and ask for you account to be reinstated. I know Michele gave an email somewhere in the DGC community. Ask that question there and someone will know where to find it, or put "banned on TikTok" in the community search. You get banned by AI and once a human looks at it, they may open it up for you.

Paula I am so excited for you to do it, and I am even more excited to hear it! Looking forward to it!

Hold on. I heard something about aliens in Antarctica? Additional item to consider. 😜

I have so many people following, liking, and sharing, and very few turning into leads.

Here is what I found. I hope it helps. To stop mirrored video during YouTube live recordings, toggle off "Mirror Front Camera" in your phone's camera settings (iPhone) or use third-party tools like Streamlabs to unmirror the feed. For desktop, uncheck "Mirror Webcam Video" in your streaming software or use browser extensions like CamFlip. YouTube +3 How to Fix Mirroring by Device: - iPhone (iOS): Go to Settings > Camera > toggle off Mirror Front Camera. Note that your preview might still look mirrored, but the final video/stream will not be. - Android: Open your Camera app, go to Settings, and look for "Mirror front camera," "Save selfies as previewed," or "Flip/Mirror" options to toggle off. - Third-Party Apps (Android/iOS): Use apps like Streamlabs or Prism Live Studiowhich offer a direct 'Flip/Mirror' toggle for YouTube lives. - Desktop/Browser: If using browser-based recording, use Chrome extensions like CamFlip or VideoMirror. - OBS Studio: In your settings under the General tab, ensure "Hide OBS windows from screen capture" is activated to avoid the infinite screen mirroring effect.  Alternative Solution: - Rear Camera: Switch to the rear camera, which generally does not mirror video. 

Tell me about it, Paula! Definitely not just you! It's one thing when your family needs you but when you manufacture your own BS excuses and attempts at procrastination, that's way more annoying. Here are some examples. Can anyone relate? 1. My belief that I can multi-task. Yes, I can but I feel the split in my mind and it reflects on either the quality of my work, or it takes me twice as long to do it. 2. A call from a friend that I haven't seen for a long time. (Long convo - totally justified!) 3. Then I decide it's time to go shopping or workout, because I have been sitting too long, and it needs to be done anyway. I always fall into the trap - I still have a lot of time to do what I need to do later. That is the decision I always regret when I am scrambling my daily tasks at the end of the day!

Thanks for sharing this, Paula. I didn't know about this form. I reported the account as not mine but they responded that they don't see a problem. I figured that they may not have a way to immediately see who is the real owner without a deeper research, so this makes a lot of sense.