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Here’s a fun assignment for everyone in the community. The goal is simple: use AI to take a viral-style promotional photo and customize it with your own message. Your task: Copy the prompt below, paste it into your AI image tool, replace the placeholder section with your own words, generate your image, and then post your result in the comments. This is a great way to practice: visual prompting, brand messaging, promotional design, viral content creation, and AI-powered creativity. COPY THIS PROMPT: Edit the uploaded image as a high-end photorealistic advertising stunt photo. Preserve the original composition, skyline, height, lighting, perspective, people, pole structure, city background, and dramatic aerial realism. Only improve the flag/banner area and the typography. Remove all existing text from the black flag completely and naturally, rebuilding the flag fabric so it looks untouched. Preserve the black cloth texture, folds, wrinkles, wind tension, shadows, highlights, edge curvature, and perspective. Replace the flag text with this exact message: [PUT YOUR WORDS HERE] Make the typography look like it was physically printed on the flag before the photo was taken, not added digitally. Use bold, condensed, premium sans-serif lettering in off-white/light silver, similar to a high-impact outdoor campaign banner. The text must follow the natural angle and perspective of the flag, slightly distorted by the fabric folds and wind. Add realistic cloth warping, shadow breaks, highlight interruptions, and subtle texture from the fabric weave passing through the letters. Improve the layout so it feels cleaner, more premium, and more viral. Keep generous spacing so the words are readable from a distance. Do not crop or cut off any letters. Avoid spelling errors, extra words, duplicated words, or warped unreadable text. Make the final image ultra-realistic, cinematic, sharp, and seamless, as if photographed by a professional drone or editorial photographer. The final result should look expensive, powerful, and believable, not like a meme edit or flat overlay. Ensure the flag remains black, the text remains clean and bright, and the overall image keeps the dramatic viral rooftop-stunt energy.

Someone very close to me spent 3 months looking for suppliers for her business. One never sent a quote, just endless delays. One took 50% deposit and disappeared, a straight fraud. One wasted 2 weeks and went nowhere. All 3 were found by scrolling Facebook. It is easy to blame the platform, but that is not the real lesson. The real problem was that there was no step between finding them and paying them. No verifying. Just a page that looked good and a hope that it was. So we changed the method. We used AI to actually research the options, and the first supplier we found was responsive, invoiced us immediately, easy to reach, and installed what she needed 2 days later at close to a quarter of the price we had been quoted before. Now here is the part I really want you to hold onto, because it is where a lot of people are about to go wrong. AI is not a magic shield against fraud. There are real cases this year of AI recommending cloned scam websites, because criminals plant fake pages for the AI to find. AI can even make up a business that does not exist. So the lesson is not "trust whatever AI says." It is this. The problem was never Facebook. It was trusting without verifying. What AI gives you is the ability to finally do the homework properly, checking reviews across different sources, confirming how long a business has operated, verifying a real address, in minutes instead of days. Then you decide. Try it the next time you need a supplier. Do not stop at the name AI gives you. Ask it to dig, to check, to verify. Let the tool carry the research, and let your own wisdom make the final call. You are already in the room learning this the right way. This is just me making sure you can see what I am seeing.

Hey team, This goes out to the entire community. Can you’ll tell me if this only happened to me or can anyone else relate?!? Maybe it’s my age telling here… but I was very skeptical about AI and it’s almost limitless possibilities. I am somewhat of a private person and wondered if it was safe to have so much of your information out there. Eg. Putting in your banking and credit card information still makes me a bit nervous lol. Truth be told! However, I’m getting more comfortable with using the technology, maybe I’m being desensitised but I try to remain as vigilant as I know. @Curtis Jordan can we also touch on some safety and protective measures. Thanks in advance for the great discussions and guidance on protective measures.

Hey everyone, If you were in the summit this past weekend, you know I made a promise on Monday night that we would do one more session together. A free bonus. The room erupted, so here we are. But this is not just more fun. When I sat with it, I kept thinking about how many of you are looking for new ways to bring in income right now, with the cost of living climbing and so much changing around us. So I studied for you. On Friday (Tomorrow) I am walking through four real, honest ways a regular person can start earning with AI. Low barrier to entry. Things you can start alongside a job, without a big budget or a tech background. No hype, no thousands a month promises. Just what is real, why it works, who actually pays for it, and the honest catch behind each one. Four Real Ways to Make Money With AI Right NowFriday June 19, 11:00 AM Free for everyone It is on the calendar with the join link inside. Set a reminder, bring a notebook, and come ready to think. And invite anyone you know who could use a real way forward right now. Here is the link that you can share around. ⬇️ https://meet.zoho.com/skkd-zwz-wuf See you Friday. Curtis Jordan