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I was in college back in The United States studying marketing and communications, Canva was my best friend. I kid you no, I used it for everything. Social worst for internships, posters for clubs, even logos for brands that never made it past the idea stage, but it gave me the confidence to create and to imagine. Fast forward a few years, I now live in Australia, and last night, I had one of the most full circle moments. I attended the Canva no, the final stop of their world tour, where they unveiled some of their biggest and boldest new products yet. A couple years ago, I remember listening to Melanie Perkins, Canva's cofounder and CEO, on the How I Built This podcast with Guy Raz. I was just a student then, but I was inspired by her story of turning an idea into a global movement that empowers creativity. And last night, I was sitting front row hearing that same vision brought to life in person. For my fellow creatives, Canva just got even cooler. They launched video two point o, which lets you create videos effortlessly with AI tools, trending templates, and watermark free exports. I've already started trialing it, and I'm super excited to use it for creating content moving forward. They also unveiled new tools like email design, AI where you work, Canva good, brand system, and the all new Affinity, which is free forever. All these new features are designed to make creating easier, faster, and more powerful. But standing there, I realized it's not just about the tools, it's about what those tools help us bring to life. And as Melanie said on stage, everything good was once imagined. I couldn't help but think back to that college student behind a laptop, dreaming up ideas, creating for fun, and realizing that maybe this was one of those imagined things that became real.