🤣 Marked safe from becoming the 4,000th glitter‑lollipop clone. 🐑 Staying uniquely untrendy since...FOREVER. I'll stick with being the "cookie"! 🍪 You’re welcome Did you get on the "glitter pantsuit" trend or did you resist?

Lately, my emotions have been all over the place. One moment I'm full of hope, the next I'm swallowed by fear. Confidence turns to doubt in a heartbeat. It's exhausting! I didn’t exactly feel like a powerhouse, but calling myself weak didn’t fit either. It was more like... emotionally undercooked. You know that feeling? Like you're a bit broken, a bit messy, not quite holding your own 🥴. So I did something silly. I used my AI skills to turn me into a Christmas, holiday cookie. I needed to see myself as something festive, something sweet, something meant for celebration 🎄✨. And there I was. A cookie. With bright colors in sugar and frosting. Perfectly imperfect. 💖 At this point, it hit me. Maybe life isn't about avoiding the crumby bits. Maybe it's about accepting that you're NOT broken! The lesson is in the process...of transformation AND acceptance. 🌟 You take those feelings...the mess, the fear...and you decide to make something new from them. You remind yourself that you can still be sweet. You can still be someone's reason for a smile. You can still be part of a celebration, even if it's just celebrating YOU...being the amazing person you are, EVEN during those times you don’t feel it. ✨👏 When life feels crumby, maybe the answer isn't to try to be a perfect, unbroken gingerbread house. Maybe it's to be the cookie...a little rough around the edges, but still beautifully full of your unique flavor. Still worthy of a place on the plate 🍽️. Be the cookie that surprises everyone (even yourself) ...not flawless, not fancy, just undeniably you… and somehow the one they keep coming back for. ❤️🍪 🤗

It could’ve saved me even more time. But I didn’t do it. 🎥 In the video: I show the dashboard, how it works, and why I’m holding off. Would you connect your AI to your files yet?

Ever feel like you're saying something clearly, but the other person just doesn’t get you? Whether it’s a text to your spouse, an email to your doctor, or a post in your community group—your message only lands when it’s delivered in THEIR language. I just watched a video by Vinh Giang that breaks this down beautifully using 4 communication “colors.” It’s not AI-related directly, but it’s super relevant to how we use AI to communicate better. 🎯 RED – POWER + RESULTS ✅ Direct, decisive, outcome-focused ✅ Speak with clarity, confidence, and frameworks ✅ Skip fluff—get to the point 🎉 YELLOW – FUN + CONNECTION ✅ Energetic, creative, expressive ✅ Use stories, enthusiasm, and big ideas ✅ Keep it light and engaging 🌿 GREEN – PEACE + STABILITY ✅ Supportive, calm, patient ✅ Avoid rushing or pushing ✅ Offer reassurance and consistency 📘 BLUE – LOGIC + STRUCTURE ✅ Detail-oriented, analytical, precise ✅ Provide data, steps, and clarity ✅ Respect their need for accuracy THE BIG INSIGHT Most of us have a dominant color—but we’re really a blend. You might lean GREEN at home but show BLUE when organizing a trip. Your color can shift depending on the situation, your mood, or who's around. Great communicators learn to speak ALL FOUR COLORS. HOW THIS RELATES TO AI When you're using AI to help you write something—whether it's a message to one person or a post for a group—this color idea is GOLD. 💌 If you're writing to one person (like an email or text): Think about THEIR color. 🎯 RED? Be direct. 🌿 GREEN? Be gentle. 📘 BLUE? Be clear and detailed. 🎉 YELLOW? Make it fun! 🌈 If you're writing to a group (like a newsletter, post, or announcement): You’re speaking to a rainbow. Use AI to help you blend tones that speak to all types. Here’s a prompt you can try if you need a flyer about an HOA or PTA annual meeting you have to organize: 💡 “Write a message that includes a bold call-to-action (RED), a fun anecdote (YELLOW), a calm and supportive tone (GREEN), and a structured breakdown (BLUE).”

I currently listening to "AI Driven Leadership" by Geoff Woods. He has some interesting example prompts to try out telling the AI LLM to assume the role ss "thought partner".