Ep. 31 - She Taught 30,000 Women How To Use AI - Here's How To Get Start

I already love this origin story, but as I said, you moved a bit from crypto into AI as well, right? Could you tell us a little bit more about why and why it's so important right now to really jump on, let's say, the AI train?

Yeah.

So like I said, I started my career at IBM Watson, which was like AI but very human focused, tagging data, like not AI.

And I jumped to crypto in 2017 and now I'm like, wow, full circle moment.

I'm, I'm coming back to AI.

But what I'll say about that is I'll still always teach crypto.

That's a core, core cohort offering.

But something I've realized that I'm good at is seeing when technology and trends can provide some type of agency to women, and people who don't adopt it aren't going to have that agency, right? So with crypto, it's financial agency.

You don't need permission to use the technology.

You don't need permission to buy the tokens.

You have a wallet that is totally owned by you.

You don't need a husband's approval.

I think in America, like married women needed approval to have b- banking accounts until the 1980s, right?

Yeah.

So crypto's about financial agency and autonomy and alternatives, and I saw that and I was like, women need to adopt this in some way, shape, or form.

And with AI, once again, it's giving you tons of leverage and agency and the ability to get your time back, right? So we were like talking a bit before this call, like wouldn't it be nice to spend more time in nature? For me becoming a new mom, it's like I'm leveraging these tools to spend more time with my daughter.

And for SheFi being a community business, I want to automate all the things that are taking time away from me being involved in my community, right? I'm, I'm running cohorts.

I'm doing events.

I'm running this other new community offering, and it's so much of that is just, hey, I have to keep the ship running.

So I would love to be more engaged with all of you, but the ship has to steer.

So if I can automate all of those things that keep me from being present with my community, with my loved ones, I'm like all game for it.

That's why I'm really excited about AI.

And once again, women are always balancing many things, right? We're usually balancing the work and the home load.

And so how do we automate those things so we can get some stuff off our plate and not always feel like we're keeping all these running open loops of, oh, this at home needs to be done and this at work needs to be done.

So that's why-I got really excited about it because it's finally at the point where that is a thing, where you can move from just chatting and answering some questions or using it as therapy, rogue therapy, but it can actually automate things now and give you your time back.