Show Notes
AI is everywhere right now and it’s moving fast, from fake online personas and voice cloning to coaches selling AI versions of themselves. The pace of change is astonishing, and if you don't keep up, you'll be left behind. So what does this mean for small business owners, therapists and coaches?
In this episode, I talk through what I’ve been learning as I’ve gone all in on understanding the potential of AI and the role it can play as a complement to your expertise, not a substitute for it. When harnessed effectively AI offers a way to reduce burnout, remove administrative overload and free up hours of precious time that can be redirected to more meaningful, human centred interactions.
I'm sharing how I’m personally using AI in my business, why training AI properly matters, and where I believe the hard ethical lines still need to be drawn, especially when it comes to mental health and therapy. I think for any ethical business owner, there is an exciting opportunity right now to embrace artificial intelligence in your business and use it to make a meaningful difference in your own life and the lives of people you work with, without outsourcing your judgement, your values or your humanity.
What You’ll Learn Why AI feels so uncomfortable for people and why that reaction makes sense The difference between copy and paste prompts, custom GPTs and more advanced AI agents How AI can genuinely reduce overwhelm for small business owners and solopreneurs (especially if you have ADHD!) Why women appear to be slower to adopt AI The ethical risks of AI being used as therapy and where things can go wrong How you can train AI "Assistants" to sound exactly like you when they produce content Why the future of work may actually place more value on real human connection, not less How to think about using AI in a way that aligns with your values rather than eroding them
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