Do you remember where you were? Were you directly affected? I know that time heals most things but every year on 9/11 I remember exactly where I was... I was half dressed, with a shirt still hanging from my hand, when the plane hit. On September 11, 2001, I lived in the Loop in downtown Chicago. Three blocks from the Sears Tower. Our windows went floor to ceiling, so that building felt like it was next door. I was getting ready for work with The Today Show on in the background. Then they showed that a plane had hit the tower. I stopped mid motion. Face about six inches from the screen, like a kid watching cartoons. My brain wasn't catching up. I just kept watching. Then the second tower. Somehow I had even fewer words than I did a minute before. My husband had already left for his job in the suburbs. So I finished getting dressed and knocked on my neighbor's door. We usually walked to work together. We decided the same thing. Get ready. Try to get there on time. See what happens. Handheld devices weren't common back then. But my neighbor had a little TV from Sharper Image, so we watched that the whole way in. You could see it on every face on the street. Confused. Worried. Nobody knew what came next. We half ran past the Sears Tower. We both figured it might be next. I'm not a runner, but I was doing the math anyway. Could I move fast enough? And if that tower came down, what were the odds it took our office building AND/OR my home with it? Home was a couple blocks behind me. My office was a couple blocks in front of me. I said goodbye to my neighbor at my office and she kept walking. When I got to inside, I told my boss I wasn't comfortable being there. About an hour in, I asked to leave. He wasn't happy about it. To be fair, nothing like this had ever happened before. He didn't know what the protocol was either. It took me a few tries to reach my husband. The lines were jammed. When I finally got through, I told him I was heading to a friend's place far from the city, and asked him to meet me there.

What if your AI team had names, faces, and actual jobs? This week I am handing you the EXACT PROMPTS to build yours. Two steps. That is it. _____________________ This week we're building something visual. Something you're going to want to show people. Your own AI agent team org chart. Here's how it works in two steps: **𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟭:** Go to ChatGPT. Upload a photo of yourself and use this prompt: "Create a hand-drawn doodle style illustration, simple black line cartoon character of me, [your name], (see uploaded image as reference) with me sitting at desk with laptop, playful handwritten text, colorful marker highlights, minimal shading, off-white background, notebook sketch aesthetic, social media graphic." **𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟮:** Once you've got your cartoon, add this prompt: "Now use this style to create an org chart for this person. This person has [number] AI Agents that work under me. [List your agents and their roles]." 𝗘𝘅𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲: Now use this style to create an org chart for this person. This person has 5 AI Agents that work under her! Cody the Copywriter, Dolly the Graphic Designer, Frannie the Final QC + Feedback Coach, Betty the Author Bio Expert, and Lincoln the LinkedIn Strategist. Don't have agent names yet? Just pick five jobs you wish someone else was doing and give them names. That's how I started. Two prompts. That's it. You'll end up with a custom cartoon org chart showing YOUR AI team reporting directly to YOU. 𝗧𝗔𝗞𝗘 𝗔𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗡𝗢𝗪: Once you've built your org chart, drop it below.