Don’t use this with clients until you read this

I’m just going to say it:  I really want you to set up AI the right way so you don’t screw yourself. 

That’s what this is about. 

We’ve been talking about AI a lot lately, and whether you’re already using it or quietly avoiding it, the truth is it’s already in the room. Coaches are using it with clients right now, and most of them haven’t stopped to ask what they’re actually agreeing to. 

I was one of them. I had been dabbling more than Angie had, but dabbling is not the same as knowing what you’re doing. And I was potentially making decisions that affected my clients based on dabbling. That bothered me. 

That’s the part nobody was talking about. The ethics. The actual risk to your clients. Angie, being the lawyer she is, went deep on that, and what she found was not scary so much as it was clarifying. There are things you need to know, and once you know them, you can use AI with confidence instead of just hoping for the best. 

Then we met Bower, who changed how we think about the whole thing. He had us talking to it like a thinking partner instead of a search engine, and the difference was immediate. Not a prompt library. Not a list of hacks. Just a completely different way of working with it. 

We put three important points that we learned into a free 10-minute workshop. It goes live June 19th: How to Use AI as a Coach Without Risking Everything You Worked For.  

If that’s you, sign up here and we’ll send it straight to your inbox. It’s only available June 19-26th.