I wanted to share something really personal that came out of everything I’ve been learning lately. ❤️ I started with my own video recording and real modeling photos from when I was young, along with real modeling photos of my sister, Candice. From there, I began experimenting with AI and learning how to turn those pieces of our past into a visual story. The story itself is fictional. It didn’t happen this way. But so many of the little details come from real memories, real photographs, real places, and a real time in my life. Most importantly, my sister's spirit is there. ❤️ We lost Candice to domestic violence, and creating this taught me something I wasn’t expecting. Technology can help us create beautiful things, but the human story behind them gives them meaning. I’m learning as I go. I make mistakes, try again, ask questions, and keep creating. But this experience showed me that all those old photographs and memories I’ve carried for years can become something new — without losing what made them special in the first place. Sometimes learning a new skill isn’t only about where it can take you next. Sometimes it gives you a new way to honor where you’ve already been. ❤️ “If you could bring one memory from your past back to life through storytelling, what would it be?” ❤️

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Okay Tribe, apparently I decided today was the day to wander around Skool and see what kind of trouble I could get into. 😂 I’ve been popping into different communities, sharing what I’ve been building with Photography by Cristal and my LIVE Remote Headshots. I got encouraged. ❤️ I got supported. 🥰 I got questioned. 🤔 I got roasted. 🔥😂 And after getting roasted when I WASN’T trying to get roasted, I decided the only reasonable thing to do was march myself into an actual ROAST ME community and ASK to be roasted on purpose. 😂🔥 Hey, at least this time I knew what I was walking into! But underneath all the craziness, I realized something pretty wonderful. About four months ago, Remote Headshots was something I was still figuring out. Today, it’s a real system that has allowed me to photograph people around the world from their own homes. 📸🌎❤️ So THAT is my win today. I kept showing up. I kept learning. I kept laughing. And apparently… I’m roast-proof. 😂🔥 Okay Tribe, YOUR TURN: What made you laugh, smile or say “HEY, I DID THAT!” this week? ❤️😂

Music was a huge part of my childhood. My dad worked in the music industry, so I was exposed to an incredible amount of music from a young age. He worked with bands and artists including Rush, Tina Turner, and The Runaways with Joan Jett and Lita Ford—and The Runaways became one of my absolute favorite bands. We literally had more than 2,000 albums at home. I remember hearing Black Sabbath for the first time, having a jukebox in our game room, and walking to Tower Records once a month to get the Top 10. Music was everywhere in my life. 🎶 But something about “One Tin Soldier” by Coven got me when I was about 10 years old. I didn't even know then about its connection to Billy Jack. I just knew that song moved me deeply—and it still does today. So for my very first LISTEN post, this had to be the one. 🎵 One Tin Soldier — Coven I hope you guys love it too. ❤️🎶 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djKjeWg5-vk