I already knew how to do this, but I LOVE that you made a video about it, since it's one of those things that's so good to know, and many people don't! It's also a bit scary when you first do it to know if you've done it right, since it doesn't look the way your recipient will see it until you actually send. Thanks for including a demo. And, since you asked, I will share what may be an unpopular opinion, but I do not like AI-generated headshots. I get it, there may be lots of reasons why you (not you personally, but everyone) may not want to use a real photo. But if my first impression of you as a real person is not you as a real person, I don't really see the point. It seems that the opportunities we have to make real human connections are dwindling, and if the only way someone is trying to 'connect' with me is via an AI headshot, that almost feels worse than no headshot at all.

@James Blackburn I've seen mine on mobile as landscape within a bigger square (not sure who that dude is in the ad to the right... 🤩)

@James Blackburn Legend indeed...

So cool... Jenna in the house!

@Jennifer Maillet Agreed... @Matthew Burns's Office Hours was 🔥🐐🎯!

@Lisa Vanderveen ⬆️

Thanks for your feedback, guys. I did try and design something that would work as both a landscape layout and a cropped square, but I was struggling to come up with something double-duty. Maybe I'll just have to hope that if whoever the secret fairy is that's running these ads on Skool picks my Skool, they give me the banner spot! @Jenna Ostrye I love that your interest is still piqued by my 3x3x3 Basics Colour Cube. I really want to keep it prominent because it's been a visual icon for my brand for more than a decade (see the attached screenshot of what came up in a Google image search this morning...). I also revised my Cover Photo to include 'colour wheel' in there for you @Eric Howell