Imagine opening AI and it already knows who you work with, what you sell and how you talk — so the first draft sounds like you, not like the internet. The jobs you do the same way every week happen with one word. Your morning starts with a brief that's already waiting. That's what this hour is about. No code, no jargon.
Free · 1 hour · Recorded if you can't make it live
Sound familiar?
You explain your business every time you open a chat. You rewrite what comes back until it sounds like you. You lose the good conversation from last week — or hit the limit halfway through it.
And the jobs you'd love to hand to an assistant — proposals, client emails, the monthly roundup — are still sitting on your plate. None of that is you doing AI wrong.
Here's the bit nobody tells you.
If you hired someone next week, you wouldn't sit them at a desk on day one and say "right — off you go, write to my clients." You'd tell them about the business first. Who you work with. What you sell. How you talk to people.
So why do we open a blank chat, tell it nothing at all, and then decide AI isn't very good when it doesn't sound like us?
It isn't bad at its job. It's new. Nobody's onboarded it.
This free webinar shows you how to do exactly that — in about ten minutes, once.
What you'll walk away with
Your stories, your voice and your clients show up in the first draft — so you stop rewriting everything outside the tool.
Set it up once and it works in whichever AI tool you use, now or next year. When the tools change — and they will — you don't start again.
Proposal packs, client emails, engagement letters, lesson plans — the things you do the same way every time come back the same way every time. What took hours takes minutes.
A morning brief with your calendar, your inbox and your top priorities — waiting for you, without you asking.
You'll know exactly what AI can see, what to switch off, and what never to give it — especially client information.
Who this is for
Business owners who've tried AI but found it underwhelming
Women who are curious about AI but haven't properly started
Anyone who wants someone to show them, not just tell them
People who've been meaning to learn AI properly but keep putting it off
Anyone who's thought “surely there's a quicker way” about a task they do every week
Your Host
I'm Marni. Product Owner at a major bank by day. Builder of She Builds with Claude in the gaps.
My sessions have helped hundreds of women go from "I should probably try AI" to actually using it. Not because I gave them a motivational speech, but because I showed them, on screen, exactly what to do.
I made She Builds for the women who've been told tech isn't for them — working parents, career changers, people who've never written a line of code. If that's you, this is your room.
What people said
"I wasn't looking to become a developer or learn to code. I was just curious about AI. Fast forward a few weeks and I've built my own website. Marni's created a community that makes AI feel practical, accessible and enjoyable, especially for women who might not see themselves as technical."
— Sarah
"You don't need to be new to tech to still get value. I'm a Software Engineer that knew very little about Claude. This was the perfect intro, and it was a lot more fun learning alongside other people."
— Kylie
"I'd been dabbling with the chat side of various AI tools — but it wasn't until Marni's session that the penny dropped on how genuinely useful it could be for everyday tasks."
"I've never built anything in my life — until Marni's session. I genuinely didn't think I could do something like this."
"These tips are life-changing for me and will give me back hours and hours of time. I can't believe I've been doing this manually."
Ready?
One hour, in plain English. You'll leave knowing the first job you're taking off your plate — and with a free guide to set your business up so AI knows it from the start.
Wednesday 21 October · 7pm BST · Free · Recorded if you can't make it live