When someone gives you a new coffee cup and not everyone agrees!

If only it was this easy! Were would you go?

I'm Canadian and proud of it! This post is not to start a political debate. I used my imagination and then used AI to enable it. I'm asking which video is better at getting my message — again, just me speaking — across? Both songs are the same, but the videos are very different. So I'm genuinely looking for your opinion: 👉 Which video do you think works better? 👉 Which one gets the message across more effectively? 👉 And most importantly, which one would you be more likely to watch all the way through? I'm not asking whether you agree or disagree with the message. I'm asking which video works better. There are no wrong answers. I'm looking for honest feedback — good, bad or indifferent. That's how we learn, experiment and get better. And yes... this one is a little different. 😂🇨🇦 So... Video #1 or Video #2?

Hey Everyone, please join me in giving a warm welcome to Roland Rosenbauer, Marama Elizabeth, Kathrin Hamann, David McWilliams and Peter Stanton to our Creative Community!

Well, it’s been 6 months on Skool and I decided to take a moment and reflect! Sorry for the long post! I have learned so much and met some incredible people here — people from all walks of life, with different experiences, different ideas, different businesses and completely different reasons for being here. Some became friends. Some became collaborators. Some simply crossed my path for a short time but left an impression. And when I look back at the past six months, I realize just how much I’ve actually created. One of my biggest personal accomplishments was “Whiskey & Wine,” a music video that I honestly believe turned out to be a potential hit. It was one of those projects where an idea in my head actually became something real — and seeing people respond to it was pretty damn satisfying. Then came my AI Philosophy Music Video — another project that pushed me creatively and showed me just how far these new tools can take an idea when you start with your own imagination. And that's probably the biggest thing I've learned here: AI isn't the creator. It’s the tool. The idea still has to come from somewhere. I've experimented with music, video, writing, storytelling, AI tools, communities, books, characters, mascots and probably a dozen other things I've forgotten along the way. 😂 - Some worked. - Some didn't. - Some were downright weird. - But every one of them taught me something. And that's what I really appreciate about Skool. It's not just about building a business. It's about building things, trying things, meeting people and seeing where your ideas take you. Six months ago, I had no idea where this journey was going. Today, I'm still not entirely sure where it's going ... But I'm having one hell of a time finding out. So here's to the next six months. - More ideas. - More experiments. - More friendships. - More crazy projects. - And hopefully a few more things that make me sit back and say... “Holy crap... I actually made that.” 😄