Content Creation & Social Media Marketing for Women Entrepreneurs with 9-5s | The Side-HustlHER Podcast · Carli LeBlanc | Content Creator & Social Media Marketing Strategist

38. How to Train ChatGPT to Sound Just Like You with Kinsey Soderberg

·50 min·2 clips
AI should serve you and not the other way around.
Carly opens with the same friendly, practical energy the show is known for. She brings on Kenzie Soderbergh to talk about AI in a way that feels useful, not overwhelming. The focus stays on ChatGPT. The bigger question is how to make it sound like you instead of a generic assistant. Kenzie frames AI as something that should serve the business and not run it. That idea shapes the whole conversation. They talk through the problem of old information hanging around in memory. That can be helpful when it is accurate. It becomes a problem when the business has changed and the tool has not kept up. The conversation leaves room for that frustration. It also treats it as normal. A lot of women entrepreneurs are trying to use AI while still figuring out what they want it to remember. Custom GPTs enter the picture as another option. They make even more sense when a team needs a shared brand tool. The episode points to the value of consistency. It also points to the value of control. The tone stays conversational and encouraging without pretending the learning curve is zero. The practical center of gravity is clear. Use the tool, but keep your voice, your values, and your current business in charge. That is what makes the conversation feel grounded and immediately usable.

As heard by us

Practical AI guidance for entrepreneurs who want consistency without losing their voice.

It argues for using AI in a way that protects a brand's voice and values, not replaces them. Kenzie Soderbergh makes a clear case for custom GPTs as a practical way to share brand guidance across a team, and the larger point lands well: AI should work for the user, not the other…

Read the full review in PlayNext →

Why you'd press play

If ChatGPT keeps sounding like everyone else, this episode shows you how to fix that.

Read the full recommendation in PlayNext →
Listen to the show on