A little texture goes a long way. This green herringbone grasscloth moment was made with Flux1 Kontext Pro, and it’s exactly the kind of subtle statement I love for different uses: grounded, modern, and warm. Image Generator: Flux1 Kontext Pro Prompt: "Create a Green Herringbone Grasscloth Wallpaper" Try it for yourself: https://app.aigrimm.com/graphics/image-generator Here are a bunch of ways you can use it beyond website wallpaper: On your website + digital brand - Hero section backdrop (add a soft overlay so text stays readable) - Section dividers/bands (use a cropped strip as a “texture break” between sections) - Button + banner texture (very subtle, like 5–15% opacity) - Blog/podcast cover template background - Landing page headers for offers, waitlists, freebies - Digital product mockups (place your workbook cover on top of it for a luxe feel) Social media content - Carousel backgrounds (especially quote slides + educational posts) - Reels covers (crop in close for a cleaner look) - Story templates (polls, Q&A boxes, “new post” announcements) - Highlight covers (with a simple icon layered over) - Pinterest pins (texture behind clean typography = chef’s kiss) Brand assets + marketing - Email newsletter header/footer strip - Media kit background panels - Webinar/workshop slide backgrounds (use lightly so content stays clear) - Lead magnet cover design (PDFs look more premium instantly) Print + packaging (if you do anything physical) - Thank-you cards or insert cards - Gift wrap/tissue paper pattern - Stickers (pattern + brand wordmark) - Product packaging sleeves (even just inside the box for a “wow” moment) Pro design moves (that make it feel expensive) - Create a whole mini “texture system”: light version, dark version, blurred version, and a zoomed-in version. - Use it as an overlay on photos (soften at low opacity to unify your feed). - Turn it into a seamless tile so you can use it anywhere without awkward edges.

How do you decrease your anxiety or FOMO? All these Notifications! Weekly digest it is! While being on vacation and stepping away from the computer more, I find myself recalibrating. Funny how things go, and I do believe it is so very healthy. Skool is currently the one that gives me the highest anxiety every day (still), and I thought that it simply can not be healthy to receive ALLLL of these notifications. So I now went through my list of communities I'm part of (and for a good reason), but I want to decide when to look at all the notifications. I really like the weekly digest ones for other communities I don't frequent as often. So, how do you decrease your anxiety or FOMO? Greetings from LA ☀️ Katrin

We have two green squares we can go after in a community. One is your own engagement and the other is your community engagement. He also mentions what to aim for. Calvin made this pretty clear here: https://www.skool.com/skoolers/do-you-actually-know-how-the-green-squares-work-explained?p=935f2547

I was chatting with my assistant about how caregiving and being a community leader can have some of the same situations that need special handling. We went back and forth a bit and I got a document I like and thought about posting that information. Then I decided I wanted something fun and maybe people would read it. So I put it in AI Grimm Image Generator and selected Nano Banana Pro. Attached is what I go. I think it turned out pretty good. This is just one of 5 image generators to choose from, along your choice of Aspect Ratio, Quality and Style to choose from. What do you think?

Shout out to @Kimberly Armatys reaching 100 members today! Amazing! Congratulations! When you come up for air, Kim, it would be lovely to hear how you got to 100 memebrs on skook so quickly! Check out Kim's community over here: https://www.skool.com/my-amazing-life-circle-8452/about