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We had a great webinar today, on Soul Savvy AI: Train AI to Reflect Your Voice, Values & Vision .
Thanks to those who signed up. Just sent out the recording with all the goodies.
May AI support us get to the heart of deep work and soulful living! Aho 🙏🤓

Tomorrow’s free webinar is for the curious, the cautious… and even the unconvinced.

Honestly, I understand the mixed feelings around AI.

Some people feel excited.
Others feel resistant, overwhelmed, or concerned about where all this is heading.

Recently I listened to a fascinating podcast contrasting AI adoption in China with the U.S.

One observation that stayed with me was how many early AI tools there were designed to feel directly useful to ordinary people and workers — solving practical, everyday problems.

For example, a face mask a Mom used to teach her kids English. They loved it!

It made me think about how much our relationship with technology depends on *how* we engage with it… and what intentions shape its use.

That’s part of why I’m offering this workshop.

Not to convince anyone that AI is inherently good or bad.

But to help thoughtful people experiment more consciously and skillfully with where these tools might genuinely support:
✨ creativity
✨ organization
✨ clarity
✨ communication
✨ reflection
✨ meaningful work

…while still staying connected to discernment and human wisdom.

We’ll also cover some very practical foundations:
• teaching AI who you are
• improving accuracy
• reducing generic responses
• using AI in divination synthesis

🌿 *Soul Savvy AI: Train AI to Reflect Your Voice, Values & Vision*
Tomorrow | 3 PM MST | Free

Even if you're skeptical or still figuring out your relationship with AI, you're welcome.

🎥 Recording included for all registrants.
Link in bio, or DM me.

I’m definitely not a techie.

But I *have* been using AI more in depth for my business for about a year now — experimenting, refining, and figuring out what actually makes these tools genuinely useful. Mind you, I started out refusing to let it compose things at all.

Recently, I shared a few of the systems and setup practices I use with some colleagues, and several people said:

“Oh… you’re way ahead of me.”

That surprised me.

Because what I’ve learned isn’t highly technical.

It’s foundational.

Things like:
✨ teaching AI who you are before using it
✨ creating a simple reference document so it understands your voice, values, and goals
✨ improving accuracy and reducing generic output
✨ setting privacy/security boundaries appropriately
✨ using AI with more conscious intention instead of constant reactive prompting

A few foundational shifts make AI dramatically more accurate, efficient, and supportive.

And for me, there’s another important layer too:

Using AI in ways that support clarity, creativity, meaningful work, and deeper intention — rather than simply increasing noise and speed.

That’s exactly what we’ll explore in my upcoming free workshop:

🌿 *Soul Savvy AI: Train AI to Reflect Your Voice, Values & Vision*
Thursday, May 28 | 3 PM MST | Free

Even if you're skeptical or still figuring out your relationship with AI, you're welcome.

🎥 Recording included for all registrants.

To register, find the link on my bio under the LinkedIn link - or DM me and I'll send it.

This will be interesting! A fun stretch. Hope to see you.

Have you tried AI and ended up spending more time wrestling with it than actually getting help?

That was almost me. As someone who works at the depth level — nervous system, trauma, soul — I needed AI to know me before it could support me.

Turns out that's exactly what most people are missing: training AI on who you are first.

I'm hosting a free webinar on Thursday, May 28th at 3 PM MST — and it's less of a tech training and more of a real conversation about how to make AI genuinely useful for your work, creativity, and even personal growth.

💎 Set up AI to reflect your voice and values
👍 Redirect it when it misses the mark
💚 Use it for clarity, creativity, and insight — not just tasks

All registrants get the recording.
Come as you are, leave with tools you can use the same day.

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Most people are using AI backwards.

They start asking it for help… before teaching it who they are.

So the output sounds generic.
Flat.
Not quite right.

What changes everything is creating a simple foundation document that helps AI understand:
💎 your voice
🌏 your work
💚 your values
🚶‍♀️ your goals
✌️ your audience

Once that’s in place, AI becomes dramatically more useful — for writing, brainstorming, organization, clarity, creativity, and even reflective practices.

That’s exactly what I’ll be teaching in my upcoming free workshop:

Soul Savvy AI: Train AI to Reflect Your Voice, Values & Vision
Thursday, May 28 | 3 PM MST | Free

We’ll also cover:
• privacy/security basics
• improving AI accuracy
• how to redirect weak responses quickly
• thoughtful ways to use AI for insight and growth

Not tech bro spins.
Real-world, grounded support.

Recording included for all registrants.
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One powerful shift I see in clients:

Learning to lean in… instead of avoiding.

Avoidance is natural.
When something feels uncomfortable, the instinct is to stay busy, distract, or put it off.

But over time, a different muscle can grow.

Leaning in can look like:

• pausing
• checking in with your body, mind, and heart
• naming what you’re actually feeling
• letting yourself catch up with yourself

Gently. At your own pace. Maybe with a bit of curiosity.

This is how capacity builds.
And how clarity starts to return.

Where might you lean in just a little more right now?

I was thinking about my years working in cancer research, supporting patients through treatment and recovery.

We used Motivational Interviewing — and our sessions were recorded and reviewed regularly.

There was a strong emphasis on structure and consistency —
making sure we were truly listening, and delivering the work in a grounded, reliable way.

But what stood out most was this:

Structure didn’t make the work rigid.

It made it more effective.

Because within that structure, there was still space for:
connection, humor, intuition, and real human presence.

That balance — structure and soul — is something I still bring into my work today.

Because being deeply heard, and supported in a grounded way,
is what helps real change take hold.

Here is a picture from a conference members of the team attended, including Bill Miller, the cofounder of Motivational Interviewing.

If the uncertainty of the world, the job market, or the future is hitting you hard right now…
you’re not alone.

Handling uncertainty well is a skill most people were never taught.

Most of us, when things feel unclear, instinctively move into passive coping:
distraction, procrastination, avoiding what matters most.

Even soothing habits that don’t actually restore us.

But underneath that… something else is often happening.

The invitation to expand can bring up what’s ready to be seen:
old patterns
emotional residue
ancestral echoes
unmet needs
or a quiet truth you’ve outgrown

If you’ve noticed any of this recently:

• feeling overstimulated or emotionally saturated
• sleep disruption
• patterns resurfacing that you thought were resolved
• difficulty re-centering
• a desire for deeper clarity or direction
• a longing for a life that feels more aligned or true

…you’re not doing something wrong.
You’re likely in a moment of transition.

This is the space I support sensitive, high-achieving women through.

My work holds both the deep inner work and the practical next step — because real support meets you where you are and helps you move toward where you're called.

Many of my clients come to me in these in-between seasons —
when something is shifting, but the path isn’t fully clear yet.

If your system is asking for support,
we can start with a simple conversation.

You’re welcome to message me, or book a consult through my profile.

No pressure. Just an open door.

Even one conversation can bring clarity to what’s next.

Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been sharing more about this work
and who it's for.

What I’m seeing:

Many women aren’t at the beginning.

They’ve done the inner work.
They’ve grown.

But they’re in an in-between space -
where something is shifting, but not yet fully clear.

This is where I tend to work best.

With thoughtful, highly sensitive women - leaders, creatives, therapists, healers -
who are navigating expansion while also:

• hitting ceilings
• revisiting old patterns
• sensing more, but not yet grounded

This work is about integration and aligned next steps -
not starting over.

“I was overflowing with ideas but lacked a grounded container…
Denise helped me translate vision into structure — both practical and sacred.”

I’ll be traveling soon and closing this round of consult openings.

If this is where you are, you’re welcome to connect before then.
Link in bio.

At a certain point, insight can start to loop.

You think things through.
You reflect.
You try to find clarity.

And still feel uncertain.

Because it’s hard to see yourself clearly from the inside.

What helps is a different kind of space.

Where:
• you’re deeply listened to
• what you’re sensing is reflected back accurately
• patterns are gently challenged

Over time, that brings back something important:

Clarity.
Steadiness.
Self-trust.

Movement that feels natural and clear.
Rooted in your own wisdom.
A sense of safety, even as you stretch into more aliveness.

If this resonates, and you’ve been feeling caught in that loop,
you don’t have to sort it out on your own.

I’m opening a few consult spaces through the end of April.
We can start with a simple conversation to see what kind of support would be most helpful. (Link in bio)

Which part of this feels most familiar for you right now?