If you missed the live. or want to rewatch. I’ve started uploading my TikTok Live replays right here. Right now. the December 13 live is available. That session shows how I actually think through tools. workflows. and decisions in real time. These are the full sessions. No edits. No clips. Just the real walkthroughs. questions. and thinking out loud. You’ll find: - Live demos - Behind-the-scenes explanations - Real-time Q&A - Things I don’t usually turn into posts New replays will be added as I move them into the classroom. Start with the most recent one and work your way back.

This is too good not to share! 🤯🍌 (sound ON 🔊) If you thought infographics were great…wait until you see an animated infographic. Workflow: GeminiApp → Nano Banana Pro for the infographic → Veo to animate it. Nano Banana 2 prompt: "Create an infographic that explains the phases of the day perfect for a Black 6 year old girl, and in the style of: Distinctive claymation with wide expressive mouths, googly eyes, and charming humor. Matte clay textures, handcrafted props, and warm, practical set lighting define the look." Veo prompt: "Bring this image to life. Animate each little scene."

Is Google Mixboard the new essential workspace tool? Based on the massive 2025 updates summarized in this visual, it’s certainly making a strong case for shifting from an experimental sandbox to a professional powerhouse. Google has significantly upgraded three key pillars: 🤖 Core AI (Nano Banana Pro): The move toward intuitive "doodle-based editing" and complex prompt injection makes generative AI much more controllable for rapid iteration. 📊 Presentation Power: This is a game-changer for workflow. The ability to instantly transform a cluttered mood board into a polished, smart-laid-out slide deck solves a major pain point in the ideation-to-execution process. 🌍 Scale & Reach: By quadrupling the canvas size to an "infinite" feel, adding professional file support (HEIC, TIFF), and expanding globally, Mixboard is clearly positioning itself to challenge established collaboration giants like Miro and Figma. The evolution over the last year has been rapid. Which of these features do you see using in your daily workflow the most?

Hi HAUS family! I’d like to share a completed Ai video that I created for one of my clients. She’s a listing agent who normally has to cover all staging expenses, but with Ai, she was able to virtually stage in a dynamic way at a much lower cost! Please let me know your thoughts! Constructive criticism is appreciated 😊

Alright y’all… before we sprint into a new year talking about goals and routines and “new me loading,” I want to give you something that actually helps you see yourself. Not the Instagram version. Not the “I should be further along” version. The real you who’s been doing the best they can with what they had. I put together a reflection prompt you can run inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini… whatever you use. The whole point is to help you understand your patterns. What helped you this year. What drained you. And what can genuinely shift things for you next year. Here’s the prompt. Copy it. Paste it. Sit with the response. THE END-OF-YEAR 6-PART REFLECTION PROMPT Role: Act as a grounded, practical guide who helps me see my patterns clearly and understand where small changes could support my growth. Task: Analyze my year and show me what supported me, what held me back, and where my real opportunities are heading into the new year. Tailor your insights to my goals, my patterns, and how I naturally work. Give your response in six parts: 1. Hidden Opportunities I Overlooked 2. Patterns That Created Real Momentum 3. Energy or Money Leaks 4. Moments I Diminished Myself 5. Systems That Would’ve Made My Life Easier 6. The One Shift That Would Change Everything Next Year Tone: Direct. Compassionate. Real. Final Question: “What part of next year do you want me to help you design first—your habits, your creativity, or your goals?” When you try it, come back and share something that surprised you or something you want to shift next year. No pressure to overshare. Even a sentence helps someone else feel less alone. .