This is going to sound hard, but trust me, it’s an important wakeup call: AI won't go anywhere, but neither will you if you keep outsourcing your power to an LLM.

This podcast episode is Part 2 of Woo & AI, a two-part series where Bunny talks about why AI won't replace you if you know what tasks to outsource and where to protect your uniqueness in a world that seems more vanilla than ever before.

In this second part, Bunny shares an overview of her AI tech stack and offers coaching insights on how to make the most of AI to expand your reach and amplify your magic.

Timestamps

00:00 Welcome back to Part 2

02:35 Why AI is a vehicle, not the problem

07:00 The "house manager" analogy

10:35 Why AI should support your ideas, not create them

12:43 Bunny's AI framework: See It, Do It, Be It

18:20 The AI tools Bunny uses every day

21:38 The inbox AI that's saving hours every week

23:26 What's next in AI and autonomous agents

27:12 The future is both AI and intuition

Links & Resources

⁠Watch Part 1 on YouTube

⁠Join our DEFY community here

⁠Instagram

⁠LinkedIn

⁠Website

Everyone keeps saying that AI is here to replace people in their jobs. That AI is this cold learning machine that's so advanced that humans won't be able to keep up with the pace.

But in this episode, Bunny makes it clear that no amount of technological advancement could ever replace your authenticity and magnetism. What AI can do, however, is support your expansion and reach.

In Part 1 of this two-part series on the Yes, And! Podcast, Bunny goes deep into what happens when entrepreneurs stop seeing AI as a threat and start seeing it as a tool.

In this episode, Bunny shares her perspective on the growing fears many online entrepreneurs have about being replaced, and why she believes this moment represents a real opportunity.

She also pulls back the curtain on how she's using AI inside her own businesses, why strategy and energetics are not opposites, and what entrepreneurs need to understand before handing over their voice, content, or decision-making to technology.

If you've been curious about AI, skeptical of it, or wondering how to integrate it into your business without losing what makes you unique, this episode is for you.

Timestamps

00:00 Yes, And! Podcast intro

00:36 Why Bunny wanted to talk about AI now

03:35 AI, energetics, and the problem with either-or thinking

05:52 Is AI bad for the environment? A different perspective

10:28 Will AI replace entrepreneurs?

14:24 How to use AI without losing your authenticity

18:47 Why AI should never be making decisions for you

20:15 What ideal client interviews teach us that AI can't

25:51 What losing a business partnership taught Bunny about growth

27:10 Why AI became part of the DEFY conversation

28:13 What to expect in Part 2

Connect with your host, Bunny Young:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bunnysumneryoung/

Website: https://www.abetterplaceconsulting.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebunnyyoung/

Join DEFY: https://www.abetterplaceconsulting.com/defynow

In this episode of the Yes, And! Podcast, Bunny talks with entrepreneur and business mentor Cait Scudder for a conversation about identity shifts, risk, reinvention, and what happens when you finally stop building a life that no longer fits you.

Before building a multi-seven-figure company, Cait was making $38,000 a year as a teacher, overworked, exhausted, and quietly realizing she couldn’t keep forcing herself into a version of success that looked good on paper but felt completely disconnected from who she was becoming.

What followed was not some perfectly mapped out business plan.

It started with a resignation letter sent from Spain before taking a group of students to an EDM rave in Barcelona. Then came Bali, a complete life pivot, meeting her now husband by chance, and eventually building a business rooted in both strategy and personal transformation.

Bunny and Cait talk about what it actually looks like to grow a business organically, why relationships matter more than most marketing strategies, and how many entrepreneurs get stuck building businesses that simply become demanding jobs.

This conversation also moves into motherhood, identity, and the parts of growth people don’t talk about enough.

The void seasons.

The cave.

The moments where everything old stops fitting before the next version of you fully arrives.

And maybe most importantly, the permission to let your life evolve without needing every next step perfectly figured out first.

This episode is for the person standing between safety and expansion, wondering if they’re allowed to want something different.

Because sometimes the biggest shift starts with finally admitting you’ve outgrown the life everyone expected you to keep.

Timestamps

00:00 Welcome to the Yes, And! Podcast

01:00 From a $38K teaching salary to entrepreneurship

04:00 Sending the resignation letter from Spain

08:00 Moving to Bali and meeting her husband

10:30 Starting her first coaching business

13:00 How Cait got her first clients organically

14:30 Scaling to multiple seven figures without paid ads

17:00 Why relationships matter more than marketing hacks

20:00 Motherhood, identity shifts, and business growth

24:00 The importance of “the cave” seasons in life and business

26:00 Final reflections and permission to evolve

Connect with your host, Bunny Young:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bunnysumneryoung/

Website: https://www.abetterplaceconsulting.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebunnyyoung/

Connect with Cait Scudder:

Website: https://caitscudder.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themillionairemother