When Lindsay suggested I create a video podcast with my two cats, I loved the idea — but I made a little deal with myself: If I was going to spend all that time creating two talking cats, it also had to count towards some of my homework for the animal behaviour course I’m taking. So I turned the assignment upside down. Instead of humans studying animal behaviour, my two cats decided to start studying human behaviour. The result is a 4-minute mini video podcast called “The Animal Is Always Right” - humorous and slightly absurd, but built around real ideas from what I’m learning about understanding and working with behaviour. And somewhere between creating the cats, writing their conversation and trying to make the educational part actually work, this stopped feeling like “AI practice” and became a really fun way to translate something I’m learning in one world into something creative in another. My favourite part is probably the reversal: What would our animals conclude if they were the ones studying us? And the thought I wanted to leave at the end: They studied us. Now it’s our turn to understand them. Because understanding behaviour makes life better - for animals and the people who love them. So Lindsay… you asked for two cats doing a video podcast. I may have taken the assignment a little too seriously. 😂🐾 Here it is - I’d love to know what you think.

This is a fun trend. What is your personality mascot. Use this prompt, upload a photo of you. Share yours below 👇🏻 Give my personality a mascot using what you know about me and the uploaded photo for my appearance, invent a funny cartoon mascot that represents my personality. Feature a glamorous cartoon version of me posing beside the mascot as if we are an iconic duo. The mascot can be an animal, creature, object, or completely imaginary character. Give it one small accessory or detail that connects it to me. Add its name and one short tagline explaining its energy. Keep everything else minimal. White background, clean composition, polished colorful cartoon artwork. Do not ask me what the mascot should be. You decide.

To the woman who helps people see themselves differently, think bigger, show up bolder, and own the identity they’re growing into - today, it’s your turn to be celebrated. You bring so much vision, energy, creativity and generosity into the world, and I’m incredibly grateful for you. Of course, we asked AI if there was anything it could improve… NO CHANGES REQUIRED. 😄 So here’s to more bold ideas, brilliant adventures, unexpected opportunities, uncontrollable laughter and plenty of moments that make you think, “Yep… this is exactly where I’m meant to be.” Keep challenging the obvious. Keep making people think. Keep being unmistakably Lindsay. Happy Birthday, Lindsay! 🥂💙🎉 May this next chapter be your boldest one yet.

The AI Creative Director Challenge starts Wednesday. Your job Monday and Tuesday is to prep so you can build live instead of scrambling. Three things to do before Wednesday: 1. Pick your reference photo. The one that looks like you right now, good light, clear face. Grab two backups. 2. Photograph your wardrobe, jewelry and footwear. The pieces you'd actually wear in a brand image. One photo each. 3. Draft your workbook. Rough is fine. Wednesday we make it specific together, but you need something on the page to work from. The full pre-work brief and the workbook are linked below. Read the brief first, it tells you exactly what to shoot and how to name it. One thing that matters. Day 1 is an audit, not a lecture. You show up with drafts and we tighten them live. Come with nothing and you'll be building while everyone else is refining. Do the pre-work. To build live with us, be set up by Tuesday night. Questions? Drop them here. See you Wednesday. Pre-Work Brief attached Participant Workbook attached

How do I make this look less AI, the background feels fake though nice! I feel like I look superimposed on the front of the image, should I try with nano?