Artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionize the coaching industry. It can provide automated solutions that can augment or, arguably, even replace human coaches.

In today’s episode, we tackle some of these recent developments in AI and whether or not this well-debated emerging technology is poised to really take over coaching entirely.

Today, we discuss our biggest concerns about Meta, how thought-provoking conversations seem to be mysteriously disappearing from Meta’s platforms, why Threads is not worth the extra workload, and how Twitter users make it a platform of superior content compared to what you’ll find on Threads.

Join us as we explore what’s going on in the human brain when people rant about a brand in the comment section of a social media post.

Many elements of modern life encourage us to bifurcate and inhabit different versions of ourselves. This is especially evident in our online lives and on social media, but it also applies to how we show up in our careers and as entrepreneurs.

We’re leaving Instagram from Twitter! This episode talks about why we’re making the switch and where we’re headed next with our social media. We’re challenging the perception that IG is where you need to be if you want to market your business.

Generative AI tools are becoming increasingly prevalent and they are changing the way creators work. While fear and speculation about the impact of these tools on the creative economy are understandable, AI is here to stay whether we like it or not.

Building an audience can be daunting and overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be!

Today on the And She Spoke Podcast, we’re dissecting an interesting tweet we found about audience-building, simplifying the process for anyone who fears it and discussing where AI fits into your copy-writing strategy.

From Elon Musk’s disastrous Twitter acquisition to unnerving advancements in artificial intelligence technology, there has been no shortage of bizarre news stories vying for our attention over the past few months. And if there’s one thing 2022 taught us, it’s that we should be prepared for anything (no matter how weird it may be).

Despite not being blessed with the power of premonition, we wanted to spend this episode sharing our marketing predictions for 2023 (along with what we’ll be doing to adapt our marketing strategies for the coming year).

Since starting our company, we’ve had some really interesting conversations about the vast difference between how men and women do things in the business space. Most female business owners we know (including ourselves), for example, actively work on their money mindset, struggle to trust their decisions, and have perfectionist tendencies…

This week’s guest is Sophia Garcia.

In this week’s episode, we’re talking more about Web3, cryptocurrency, and why we as creators and business owners need to learn more about this industry.

Today’s guest, Alexa Miller, has one of the most interesting, thought-provoking, fascinating jobs we’ve ever heard of. All our lives, we’ve thought of art and medicine as two completely different pillars – one encourages us to think subjectively while the other is more objective and rational. In today’s episode, she’ll be sharing her knowledge so YOU can improve your own work with the human body through art.

We can’t deny that TikTok is the place to be if you want to market smartly, without creating a huge dent in your bank account. How can we use TikTok in a way that aligns with our values? Well, that’s exactly what we’ll be discussing in today’s episode!

If TikTok feels like a mangled mess, this episode is for you! We discuss how we feel about TikTok, how we’re planning on using it intentionally (so no pointing and dancing), why we think it’s so addictive, and more!

Sarah K. Peck is a force of nature. She’s the founder of Startup Parent — a company that focuses on the narratives we share (and more importantly, those we don’t) about work, parenting, and motherhood. She’s also the host of the award-winning Startup Parent podcast where she chats with incredible women about business and parenting.

In today’s episode, Sarah talks about her employment history and how she transitioned to entrepreneurship, how she navigated parenting in an uber busy startup environment, the importance of representing diversity of experiences, and so much more!

Melinda started her career as an award-winning documentary filmmaker with a passion for social change. She is now channeling her passion into solving the diversity issue in tech (and tech-adjacent fields) through her work as a strategic advisor to tech companies and startups, venture capital firms, innovation hubs, and governments around the world.

In this episode, you’ll hear about how Melinda left filmmaking for tech, how the tech industry came to be this way, and how we can change it. She explains the challenges and biases embedded within the venture capital model and how underrepresented identities are still being held to much higher standards.

Being a woman in corporate is tough. Especially if you’re working to challenge ideas and beliefs as old as the company you’re working for. Meet Joy Altimare, Chief Engagement and Brand Officer at EHE Health, an NYC based healthcare company specializing in preventative employee health. EHE partners with other businesses to help them understand how best to provide their employees with a holistic healthcare experience and make sure they’re the healthiest they can be. That includes helping ALL employees, regardless of gender, age, or color, and catering to their unique needs. In fact, inclusivity and a life-stage approach to health is one of the pillars of EHE’s philosophy. But it wasn’t always that way.