Did I just find my new favorite song?

Published 24 days ago • 1 min read

Hey Reader!

So, I might have found the best (or at least the most entertaining 😆) use for AI yet.

Throughout the first cohort of my Bold Content Collective program, I grabbed screenshots anytime one of my students shared a win or revelation. I wound up with a folder filled with dozens of screenshots over the course of the program.

But other than making me smile, I wasn't sure how to best use them.

Until this week.

I took every one of those quotes — from Slack, DMs, call transcripts — fed them into an AI tool, and asked it to make a song.

And it's... kind of amazing? (Especially if you're an 80s new wave fan like me). Go watch/listen to it here.

Every single lyric is real. I didn't write a word of it.

That's the part that gets me every time I listen to it (and I'll admit I've listened to it approximately 483 times 😝).

These women came in overwhelmed, inconsistent, not sure what to post or why. Within weeks, they were saying things like "something has broken open in me" and "my content is landing and resonating with people" and "my brand feels solid everywhere I turn now."

That's what happens when you stop guessing and start building from a real foundation.

Cohort 2 of my 6-week content cohort kicks off May 14th. I've got 7 spots left at the early bird price — after April 30, the price goes up by $500.

If you've been thinking about joining, now's the time. And if any part of that video felt like it was speaking to you, that's probably not a coincidence 💕

Boldly yours,

Rachel Honeyman

CEO @ HoneyBeBold

HoneyBeBold, Oceanside, NY
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