In the Netherlands, traditionally, we eat "oliebollen" (oil balls), a dough with raisins that's fried. A good oliebol, made warm in the oven, is nice to have. I only eat them on NYE, though some people eat them year-round... Done well, they are light, airy, and fluffy dough with a satisfying crispy crust. (it's been said they are similar to doughnuts, but I've never had one... so I can't compare) --> Now tell me, what's a NYE tradition where you live? Wishing you all a GOOD SLIDE into the New Year! 💫🎆 May it be filled with joy, abundance, and savvy AI tools 🙌 (PS if one of your goals is to do more with video in the new year, I've got something exciting coming up in January!! DM me for the deets)

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the balance between using AI smartly… and still showing up as yourself. AI can help you with ideas, structure, scripts, visuals, even speed. But connection still happens when people see you. Your energy, your presence, your way of expressing things. That’s something no tool can replace. Especially on camera. I see it so often: people using AI brilliantly behind the scenes, for written content (and maybe video too). But hesitating when it comes to actually showing up on video. Overthinking. Waiting until it feels “right”. Wanting to be more visible, but not quite feeling comfortable yet. And the truth is, confidence on camera doesn’t come from more planning... It comes from taking action, repetition, and creating safety for yourself while you practice. That’s why in January I’m running something small and very focused:The 5-Day Camera Confidence Sprint™. A paid ($37) Telegram experience with daily action It’s not about becoming someone else on camera. It's about feeling more at ease being you, while using video to connect, share, and build trust. If this resonates, feel free to comment below, or send me a message. 🙌 Spots are limited, and we start on January 12th. Wishing you a Merry Christmas 🎄 and a fantastic, inspiring, and abundant 2026! 💫🙌🎆 ✨ Elsewine The Confidence Creator™ PS I keep practicing with ideas from this group, Nano-banana festive video pic from me 😂

If you use prompts from other creators without adapting them, don't be surprised to encounter: inconsistencies bizarre results a "fake" look Your AI Avatar isn't the same as everyone else's. Each AI you train (or use regularly) develops: • a logic • a style • a way of understanding YOUR intentions A prompt that works for someone else won't work perfectly for you without adaptation. True skill isn't about collecting prompts... it's about knowing how to customize them: vocabulary context assigned role specific objectives clear constraints The result? • More consistent outputs • A more professional look • A signature that sets you apart • And most importantly: AI that works FOR you, not randomly Pro tip: Use other people's prompts as a starting point, never as the final product. A good AI creator adjusts, refines, and optimizes. Tell me in the comments: Do you modify your prompts... or do you just copy them? #aiphoto #prompt #aitips

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