AI isn’t just for business owners or tech experts. In today’s episode, I’m sharing three real-life ways I use AI as a busy, homeschooling, farm-living mom—and they might surprise you.

These aren’t systems I read in a manual. These are the actual ways I use my AI assistant every day to save time, simplify decisions, and make space for what matters most.

We’ll talk about:

• How I use AI to identify wild plants and plan my garden
  (Including what herbs to plant with squash, which ones repel bugs, and the surprising mistake I almost made with tomatoes and rosemary!)

• How I’ve turned ChatGPT into a memory keeper
  for storing stories about my mom, recording answered prayers, and documenting the legacy of our farm—so I can turn them into a book one day.

• Why the new ChatGPT reminders feature is saving my seedlings
  (and how it helps me stay consistent with vitamins, Threads posts, and other everyday tasks I’d otherwise forget).

  This episode is for you if:

  • You’ve ever felt scatterbrained and wanted a second brain.

  • You wish someone could just tell you what goes with what in your garden.

  • You’re trying to preserve memories or track blessings but don’t know where to start.

  • You’ve got too much on your mind and keep forgetting the little things.

  This is the kind of stuff I use AI for every day. No tech jargon. No complicated setup. Just a smart, simple tool that fits right into the chaos and beauty of mom life.

  Ready for your own assistant?

  If you want to train ChatGPT to think like you, help you stay on track, and finally lighten your mental load, I’d love to help.

  Book a free coffee chat to see if my one-on-one AI Assistant Training is right for you:
  👉 samantha-welch.pixieset.com/booking/chat

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  Let’s keep discovering how AI can support moms like us—right where we are.