Create a complete interactive Halloween game called DON’T OPEN DOOR NUMBER FOUR. I am trapped inside an abandoned hotel containing six mysterious doors. Each door must lead to a completely different type of danger, puzzle, creature or supernatural event. Create original threats rather than standard zombies, vampires or movie monsters. Give me my opening scene and present ONLY the six doors with short visual descriptions. Do not reveal what is behind them. Wait for me to choose ONE door. After every choice, continue the story and give me another meaningful decision. Some decisions should save me. Some should make the situation worse. Some should reveal clues. There must be at least one way to escape. Make the experience frightening, unpredictable and atmospheric rather than gory. Begin immediately. Do you play or not?? I would love to see what you get.

After seeing the AI video Mesha shared, I decided to experiment with this style of AI storytelling for myself. I’ve created AI videos before, but this was one of my first times experimenting with recurring characters, a consistent setting, and a short episodic-style scene like this. I started building out my own characters, personalities, setting, and storyline, and this is one of the results. 👀 AI gave me a couple of funny little surprises 😂, but overall, I’m pretty impressed with how it turned out! Thanks for the inspiration, Mesha! 💛 You definitely got my wheels turning. And now my mind is spinning with all the possibilities for how creators, coaches, educators, and business owners could use this kind of storytelling. Take a look and tell me what you think! 🎬👀

You create with confidence because you know your audience. You understand what they want, the transformation they need, and the questions they ask themselves. In many ways, you are your audience. But then, instead of hitting publish on your product: ⁉️You start explaining to someone who hasn’t asked a question. ⁉️⁉️You begin defending against someone who hasn’t criticized. ⁉️⁉️⁉️You find yourself researching for someone who hasn’t challenged you, yet. And now your product is being shaped and conformed by people who are not even in the room. Do you recognize that pattern as perfectionism?? You may not, but it is. Perfection Through Anticipation, and it can keep you stuck in a race you cannot win. Ask yourself: did you create an objection in your mind, or did someone actually say something? Let's discuss it!! 📅 Date: September 26th, 2026 ⏰ Time: 8:00 AM MT, 10:00 AM ET 📍 Location: https://us05web.zoom.us/j/5536658819?pwd=z1fOLNRTcyOqETbl3JWZXQYMEEj7fM.1 👉🏾 Bring: You, pen & paper!! 📢 Call To Action: Share in the comments what is loudest in your head before you hit publish?? CONFUSION, I keep explaining. JUDGMENT, I keep changing. EXPOSURE, I keep researching. TethRosZenia, DCT Certified AI Coach, Implementation Strategist, & Certified Prompt Design Professional Founder of The Joy of Systems™ I support Women as they turn what they know into what they build and offer.

Coach @LaToya Taylor used to build a schedule and it told you to repurpose so this is what happens when you dont listen!!! This is what happens when you create so much stuff and dont listen to your coach, you start finding your OWN work like it belongs to somebody else. 😂 Y’all… I made this coloring page from an app I built sometime last year and completely forgot about it. 😭 I was going through some of my old creations and ran across the app again, started playing with it, and THIS came out. And I’m sitting here looking at it like… “Wait a minute. I MADE THIS APP?!” 😂 That’s when you know you’ve been building too much. But this is also why I keep going back through my old projects. Sometimes the next thing you need to work on isn’t a brand-new idea. It’s something you already built that deserves another look. And now I'm looking at this coloring page thinking… 👀 What do y’all think: should I dust this app off, update it, and bring it back? And if I did… would you actually use an app that turned your ideas into coloring pages like this? 👀

Today we’re celebrating five more professionals who completed their CPDP journey: ✨ @Stacey A ✨ @Shequila Morrison ✨ @TL Robinson ✨ @Marvin J Koroma ✨ @Tamisha Presley There is a lot represented behind each of these names. Questions asked. Ideas tested. Work revised. Skills practiced. And finally, a completed certification. 👏🏽💜 Now the question changes from “Can I finish?” to “How will I use what I learned?” Graduates, give yourself time to answer that through your actual work. Your next step might show up in your business, career, client work, or in the Capstone you developed. 📩 If you have submitted your work and are waiting on your credential, check your email and spam folder. Also check your Skool messages for review feedback. If you're currently working toward CPDP, keep your focus on the part in front of you. Your name does not need to be on today's graphic for your progress to count. 👀 Haven’t joined CPDP yet? Click here If you’re using AI but want to get better at designing prompts with clear goals, stronger instructions, and more useful results, CPDP gives you a structured way to practice those skills and earn a professional certification. You won’t just learn about prompting. You’ll have work that shows how you can apply what you learned. Learn more and join CPDP here For now, help us celebrate this newest group of Certified Prompt Design Professionals! 🎉👏🏽💜