She's That Founder: Stop Being The Bottleneck and Lead Smarter with AI
Aug 18, 2026 · 9 min · 12 segments
**What if the reason AI still misses the mark isn’t your prompts, but that you’ve taught it how you sound without ever teaching it how you decide?** Getting AI to mimic your words is one thing…
Dawn AndrewsHost
I've watched so many of us, myself included, chase the same thing when we try to get AI to sound like us.

We tell it our $5 words, our slang, the phrases we'd never touch with a 10-foot pole.

And when I walked into my own volume of questions, that's exactly what I thought I was there for.

I get to talk about how much I love the word audaciousness and how much I hate the word delve.

A voice guide teaches AI what you sound like in the situations you already gave it examples for.

The second something new comes up, a client story I've never seen, a decision with no clean precedent, the tone holds, but the judgment underneath it doesn't because you never actually trained your tool in your judgment.

And I can't believe it took that long to get there, but it just was what it was.

I've watched so many of us, myself included, chase the same thing when we try to get AI to sound like us.

We tell it our $5 words, our slang, the phrases we'd never touch with a 10-foot pole.

And when I walked into my own volume of questions, that's exactly what I thought I was there for.

I get to talk about how much I love the word audaciousness and how much I hate the word delve.

A voice guide teaches AI what you sound like in the situations you already gave it examples for.

The second something new comes up, a client story I've never seen, a decision with no clean precedent, the tone holds, but the judgment underneath it doesn't because you never actually trained your tool in your judgment.

And I can't believe it took that long to get there, but it just was what it was.
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