It’s the end of November, and I’ve been thinking a lot about how I want next year to feel. Not just in my business, but in my actual life—the pace, the white space, the energy I want to bring in, and the things I’m done with. So today, I’m sharing my 3 predictions for 2026—and why I’m calling it The Year of the Bot. These aren’t just tech trends; they’re clues to how we can finally run businesses that feel lighter, more human, and more aligned. Here’s what we’ll unpack: Why 2026 is the Year of the Bot—and why AI is no longer optional. How implementation (not more strategy) will set leaders apart. Why the next era belongs to the ones who know how to human. How AI can give you back your time, creativity, and white space. A behind-the-scenes look at my Year of the Bot Sale—five Human-First AI offers designed to make 2026 your most spacious year yet.

If you’ve been side-eyeing social media, this one will feel like a deep exhale. Amanda Walker—“the coach that coaches coaches” with 25+ years of experience—breaks down how to get clients in a skeptical market by building trust that sticks. We talk about why posting more isn’t the answer, what RGAs (revenue-generating activities) actually look like, and how small-buy offers + radical transparency speed up buying decisions. She also shares the real story behind taking 55 days off social while bringing in $52K, and why you’re only ever 80% certain—so ship the B+ work and move.

Ever feel yourself outsourcing your power to the next course, coach or hack? Same. In this conversation with certified coach Carly Clark Zimmer, we dig into how to rebuild self-trust so you can make clear, grounded business decisions without the constant second-guessing. We unpack why overthinking drains you more than doing, how parts work (IFS) creates internal harmony, and the simple (not easy) practice that unlocks clarity: spaciousness. You’ll hear real talk on comparison traps, sunk-cost stubbornness, and how to know when to keep going vs. pivot.

Let’s talk about monetization with AI—without the overwhelm, the jargon, or pretending you’re suddenly a coder. In this episode we break down three clear paths to monetizing with AI that don’t require you to build a tool, start a tech company, or even understand how ChatGPT works behind the curtain. You’ll discover how to: Save hours (and reclaim your evenings) by using AI to streamline the behind-the-scenes work Enhance your client delivery so every touchpoint feels high-touch—without adding more calls to your calendar Productize your expertise into AI-powered experiences that sell while you sleep You’ll hear real-world examples, including how I turned my proprietary frameworks into tools like Brenda (the BrandCalibrator™) and Valerie (the Visibility Auditor)—and how these tools create scalable, on-brand experiences that feel personal and profitable. Plus, I’ll walk you through the #1 mistake most creators make when building GPTs and how to protect your intellectual property before you put your methods into AI. This episode will spark ideas for how you can work less, earn more, and serve better using AI in your business—no tech degree required.

This week I’m thrilled to introduce you to Andrew Bartle, longtime entrepreneur and software developer who’s been exploring how artificial intelligence can empower creators — without compromising ethics or security. He’s passionate about transparency, responsible AI, and helping people understand the technology shaping the next era of business. And more importantly, he and I have been building a new AI platform that we’re so excited to share with you!!! You’ve heard me share how much I use AI tools like ChatGPT in my business — from writing show notes to managing workflows — but I’ve also been feeling the tension between innovation and integrity. As creators, so much of what we share online comes from our own intellectual property: our ideas, frameworks, and hard-won experience. And yet, we rarely stop to ask: where does all that information actually go? In this conversation, Andrew and I dig into the real-world risks and responsibilities of using generative AI as creators. We talk about what happens behind the curtain of tools like ChatGPT, what “AI governance” even means, and why protecting your IP and your audience’s data has to be part of the creative process. It’s not about fear, it’s about awareness. AI can be an incredible support system when we understand how to use it wisely, with clear boundaries and ownership in place.

Have you ever felt like you’re doing all the marketing things—and still not being seen? In this special replay, I’m flipping the mic and joining Lori Young on The OfferMojo Show to talk about visibility the sustainable way: relationship-led, energy-aligned, and supported by AI. We dig into why social media is not your only path (or even your best lead source), the difference between performative vs. strategic visibility, and the 10-minute-a-day habit that compounds into speaking invites, partnerships, and clients—without burning you out. I also share how I’m using AI (including custom GPTs) to repurpose smarter, pitch faster, and keep momentum when life gets lifey.