Hey Reader,

I’ve been thinking about something my coach, Julie Chenell, recently shared, and it hits hard in the best way.

She said: “Coaches who think AI will replace them are missing the point. Your AI assistant makes your coaching 10x more valuable when it’s trained on your voice, systems, and experience.”

Mic drop, right?

It sparked a bigger realization for me:

I’m seeing more and more folks calling themselves “AI coaches” or “AI strategists” because they’ve learned how to prompt ChatGPT.

But the truth? That’s not the same as real-life experience, critical thinking, or understanding how to actually help clients get results.

I love using AI in my business.
It speeds up systems I’ve built over years. It helps clients get answers faster. It makes my consulting sharper.
But AI isn’t a shortcut to credibility.

🛠️ You still need a strong foundation.
🧠 You still need discernment.
💬 And you still need to know how to talk to these tools to get gold.

This is where the opportunity is: Training your AI on what you already know, do, and stand for.​
That’s what sets you apart.

Would love to hear your take: Are you using AI in your work yet? What's working? What’s not?

Hit reply and let me know.

🧡 Jeane

P.S. If you want to see how I use AI in my website audits, tech support, and client strategy sessions, let’s chat. You don’t need to know the tech—I’ve got you.