This landed for me today. What are your thoughts...

We turned our life, love, work, and purpose into a caricature… and it made us realize something powerful: You can see what you’re building when it’s drawn out. So now it’s your turn. If your life was turned into a caricature… ✍🏾 What objects would be in your hands? 🏠 What would be behind you? 👑 What would you be standing on? ❤️ Who would be around you? 📚 What would represent your work? 🌱 What would represent your legacy? Don’t overthink it. Just describe it. Then… (this is the fun part) Take your description to ChatGPT or any AI image tool and ask it to: “Create a caricature of me and my life based on this description.” Come back and drop your image in the comments. Let’s SEE what we’re all building in this Living Room.

Last night’s porch party reminded us why community matters. Not content. Not conversations. But people. So we’re turning this corner of The Living Room into something familiar— like family photos on the wall. If you feel moved, drop a favorite picture of yourself or a moment with the people who make you feel like you. No context needed. No explanation required. Just you, as you are. We’ll start 🤍

Something shifted in here last night. Not in a loud way. In a furniture moved, windows opened, energy changed kind of way. The Living Room is becoming what it was always meant to be: a place for grown folks to slow down, think together, laugh a little, and have the conversations most spaces don’t know how to hold. No fixing. No performing. No choosing sides. Just presence. Perspective. Real dialogue. If you’re new here — welcome. If you’ve been here quietly — we see you. If you’ve been waiting for a room that feels human again — this is it. Take a look around today. Read a post. Add a thought. Or just sit and listen. That’s how rooms come alive. Pull up a chair 🖤 — April-Autumn & J

Every living room has something on the wall that makes you pause. This one felt like it belonged here. Which one of these feels like luxury to you right now?