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I know some people are on the fence about using them.

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It literally saves me so much time, especially as a

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mom, I have very limited working hours. It helps me again, like

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I mentioned, spark creativity. And it really just helps me

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to continue to get things done. When my

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brain is. Fried after a long day,

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hey friend, motherhood gets hard,

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entrepreneurship gets hard, but together we can do

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hard things. This is the Mom CEO Suite.

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In the suite, there's no shade and no shaming, just

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sharing and support so we can all thrive at this intersection

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of motherhood and entrepreneurship. I'm your host,

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Phylicia, wife, mom, and entrepreneur. Join

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me as I share my journey, challenges, and aha moments.

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Along with the experiences and expertise of other

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modern day moms in business. Welcome to the suite.

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Hey friend, welcome to another episode. Thank you so much for being here. So

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today we're talking about how I use AI.

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Or artificial intelligence tools to support

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me at home and in business. Okay.

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So. let's just kind of get a quick

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breakdown. What is AI? So AI

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stands for artificial intelligence, like I mentioned, and it is

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technology that enables computers and machines to

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simulate human intelligence. And problem solving

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capabilities, over the past couple of years, they, the

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emergence of AI. In our everyday

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society has skyrocketed. And it's funny that I'm using

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that word because when you use chat, GBT bed is one of the common

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words that they use, but this is not a chat GPT

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script. It literally has skyrocketed. Over the past

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couple of years and it is prevalent just in everyday. Society is

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very common now. So, I'm just going to share a few of the ways that

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I use it in my business and how it supports me. When it

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comes to the podcast, I use chat GPT, and I use this mainly

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to get content ideas. Based on my target

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audience. So I will put a prompt in explaining my

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target audience. Maybe explaining the goal of a

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particular episode or an idea for an episode that I

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have, and I'll ask them to either spit out some, episode

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titles, or if I already have an idea I'll X four. An

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outline. Now I typically don't use

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what they give me. Um, but it

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jumpstarts my creativity, or I might like something like

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their structure, but not necessarily their content. It really just

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kind of gets my creative juices flowing. And gives me some

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ideas of what I can, what I can talk about on the podcast.

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Once I have recorded the episode. And then

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I used a tool called cast magic. And this

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tool is really for content repurposing. And

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so how it works, you just upload your audio recording

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into cast magic. And then it will spit out all

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of these different types of content based on your

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audio. So it'll spit out a newsletter. Uh,

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social media posts. It'll pull out quotes, it'll give

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episode title ideas. They also have a

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chat. Where you can request Specific

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prompts. So one of the things that I've been doing as I prepare

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to start writing. Blog on my

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website. Um, is that I've been asking it to create.

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A blog polls and I give very specific language to

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it. You can also ask them to change things like the tone or to

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shorten or lift in the number of words,

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things like that. So that's how I use, AI for the podcast.

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Now in terms of landing pages. And emails

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again, I'm using chat GPT. And

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when I mentioned chat GBT, I'm on the free version. So I am not

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paying for it. but when I'm using it, I am getting

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specific language for.

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Either a digital product or a service again,

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based on my audience. So I will prompt it with.

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My audience, demographics, psychographics, that type

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of thing. And then I'm also getting.

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Specific language using email frameworks.

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And then I exit to do things like reword.

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The existing content for a different tone, or just spit

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out things like summaries, which I'll talk about in a second. So for example, with

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the email frameworks, I have a framework for the structure of the

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email. And then I will put in my, um,

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my specific content, like upload a transcript of

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my content and I'll ask them, I'll say, Using this

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framework and based on my content. Create this

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email. And then it'll spit out an email and then I

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will edit the email from there. now when it comes to

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the digital products, I'm going to give you guys an example. So With the

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harmony private PAC has, there is a digital or workbook that

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is attached to it, or that comes with it. And so I

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created the workbook. Using. Chad GPT.

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All right. In the workbook. There are six modules. And for each

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module I have a summary and I say that it's in an AI

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summary, right? But I put in the actual

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transcript from each module and I asked it to create a

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summary. And I put that summary.

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Into the workbook and then the workbook also has questions,

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but, um, those questions mainly I thought of

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those questions. There might've been one or two that I

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needed some, um, Mike prompting with and I was playing

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around and Chad GBT with some questions. Okay.

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Another example is that for the harmony

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playlist, which is a freebie. it comes with the

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playlist where you can listen to it on the podcast. Or it also

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comes with a PDF summary. And so again, what I

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did, I had the transcript of the

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podcast episodes. I put that into chat GBT and

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just exed it to create I think I said maybe a

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two paragraph summary. based on the audio and

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I, I took it, I edited it. I made

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some, Subsequent requests in terms of tone and things like

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that. And that's part of the freebie, the PDF summary.

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along with the playlist. Okay. So that's just some examples of how I'm using

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it for things like, you know, landing pages, emails, and digital

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products. All right. Next, when it

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comes to SLPs or standard operating procedures

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in the business. One of the tools that I'm using is

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called Komodo. And Komodo it's a

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lot, like if you're familiar with these kinds of tools, it's a lot like

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tango or scribe. And basically what it does.

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his screen records, your actions, and then.

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It will create a, how to guide. Based

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on your actions. And so he's a really cool just how it creates the

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guide. It's snapshots your screen at certain points and it

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highlights where you click. And it gives, it gives

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instructions for each step. Okay. And so that is

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super helpful in trying to document a process

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in your business. And so just while we're on the

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topic of SOPs, I am

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participating in the systemize and scale bundle. It is

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taking place July 24th through the 31st.

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And my resource for this particular bundle is the

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simple SOP toolkit. And with this toolkit, you will.

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Get access to my SOPs made easy

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masterclass where I am. Breaking down

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how to effectively write and manage SOPs. So

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if that is something that is of interest to you, There is a link

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in the show description to access this bundle, if you're

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listening between July 24th through the 31st.

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Right. And they all, when it comes to social media,

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I don't use this heavily. Um, but

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I'm using a tool called video tap. I recently found

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this on AppSumo and I haven't 100%.

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dug into it, but basically you upload a video and it will pull

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out different clips that you can post on social media. And I'll have

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the captions and all of that. Um, it's similar to another

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popular tool that I cannot think of the name of right now,

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but I also know that stream yard. It does the same thing. Now

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my extreme year has this, this feature where you can, ex

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ask it to find clips and it'll pull out clips

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Or. 'cause I actually used it one time. It can pull a clip

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for you, Or. you can look at the transcript and highlight

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the part that you want to clip out and it'll pull that part out for

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you. Okay, but I'm going to be using a tool called video tab.

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And then again for social media, again, I'm using GPT or

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cast magic to just kind of get ideas.

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Um, one of the things that I did, if I'm looking just to get a

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list, maybe a list of like 10 quick,

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one-liners like punchy one liners, I'll put in a

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particular topic and I'll ask it to spit me out these 10

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one-liners and that just helps create content that way. All

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right. So mainly what I'm using right now is Chad

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GBT. CAS magic, Komodo

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and, video. tap. And I'll link these in

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the show description, if you want to check any of these out. But if you

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are using any other tool, I'm pretty sure that they

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have some type of AI functionality. Now I know.

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Click up, which is the project management tool that I use. They have introduced,

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um, Some type of AI support

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and. You know, it's just everywhere. So look at the

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tools that you are already using. And see if

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they have some type of additional AI feature that might be

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supportive to you. Okay, so in the home.

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All right. I talked about the business now at home. How am I using these

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AI tools? Mainly it is, um, Chad GBT

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again, and I'm using it for a meal ideas.

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Activity ideas. for like activities where the kids.

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And then this last one, I actually saw this on social media. I have not

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tried this, but someone said that they use Chad GPT

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to like write a story. Um, they got their kid

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involved and, you know, had them write a story. And then that was like their

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bedtime story. for the night. Okay. And so,

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Again, like I said, it can be super helpful and

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supportive. For you just do your research and make sure you

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are mixing AMAIZING, and using these tools to

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your benefit. Now, the main thing that I want to say about this, about.

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AI and what you should not do. Right. When it spits you

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out, these different prompts do not use what you get word

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for word. Okay. Because it has a certain,

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um, I don't know it has a certain vibe, or you

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can just tell that something is written. By AI

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and you want to make sure that whatever it spits out to you. That

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you. Recreate that or edit it. So that it

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makes sense for your audience and so that it is any your

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tone. Okay. Now if it's really good. You know, maybe

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you do use a couple of sentences here or there, but just using

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the whole entire. You know,

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Sales page that they might give you. You just want to make sure that you

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are still making it your own and making sure that

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it has some authenticity to it. Okay. And Why I

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use. These AI tools. I know some people are on

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the fence about using them. It

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literally saves me so much time, especially as a mom, I

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have very limited working hours. And for example, the

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other day I was working on. I have I'm updating all of

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my email workflows and just having the framework.

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With my content helps me to write these emails faster.

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It helps me again, like I mentioned, spark creativity. And

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it really just helps me to continue to get things done.

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When my brain is. Fried after a

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long day, because I've been dealing with decision fatigue. I mainly do my

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work at night or I'm doing it on the weekends. And so after dealing with

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the kids, having decision fatigue, Um, sometimes I might be

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tired. It just still helps me to get things done. When my brain is

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like, Okay, you've done enough for the day.

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All right. So again, this is how I'm using AI tools to support

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me at home and in business. But I would love to hear from

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you. If you are using AI in your business,

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how are you using it? Send me a DM over on

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Instagram and let's chat about it? Thanks for

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tuning in and I'll see you in the next episode. Thank you for

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