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A whole new way to think about your life.

A conversation for women about life, possibility and the extraordinary ways ai can help us explore both.

In their words

this experience has been life changing

Sally

What is Hey Coco?

Hey Coco is a conversation for women in this ever-changing world of new technology.

It started in my living room. Five girls gathered over wine and cheese to talk through the biggest change to humanity happening around us - ai.

Why? Because everywhere I looked, people were only talking about ai in the corporate sense, or using it to generate crazy photos. I believe this new technology should feel inviting and accessible to the single group of humans who hold so much power and influence in shaping the future right now - women with children.

But it's far from it. It feels noisy, scary, intimidating, overwhelming and confusing. And I am spending every moment I have available to change this picture, so women can feel invited, safe and part of the future which is unfolding around us.

The power of ai isn't just to help us get things done. It's to help us with the noise around those things - the fog that stops us living our best lives. The clutter of thoughts that preoccupy and steal our precious presence from the ones who matter most - our kiddies.

Hey Coco is evolving every day - from my living room, to online conversations, to rooms full of women here in beautiful Brisbane. This is just the start of something special. And every woman who joins in is helping shape what it becomes.

Your mind was made for more.

Not just for remembering, organising and keeping everything moving.

Somewhere along the way, many of us quietly accepted that this was simply how life would feel. A mind that never quite switches off. The birthdays and the shopping lists, the plans we make three steps ahead, the questions we haven't had time to sit with.

But our minds were made for so much more. For thinking. Exploring. Creating. Imagining.

This is where ai can play a very different role. Not one more thing to learn or keep up with, but a way to clear some space, follow your curiosity and start imagining what comes next.

There are three beautiful places to begin.

Three places to begin

And it all begins with a conversation.

What if ai wasn't another thing to learn, but a completely different way to think about your life?

Most of us think of ai as something that answers questions, writes things or gets tasks done. It can do so much more. You can have a conversation to untangle something complicated. Explore an idea. Ask for different perspectives. Learn about something you've never understood. Think through a decision. Explore who you are and what you want. Imagine a different future, and make a plan to move towards it.

You can even ask it to approach a conversation the way a career coach, parenting adviser, business mentor, personal stylist or financial educator might. It doesn't replace qualified professional advice, but it can open up your thinking in ways you might not expect.

You don't need to learn a new language, master complicated prompts or keep up with every new app. I'll show you how to begin, how to make ai your own, and how to have conversations that open up entirely new possibilities.

Start small. Get curious. See where it takes you.

And what they've said.

It's reshaped how I think I can use ai.

It's made the mental load so much lighter - it takes on some of the hats we juggle as mums.

Natalie

Less like Google, more like the ultimate PA.

A program that opens your mind and heart to this developing world of ai - and creates more headspace for what really matters.

Rachelle

No pressure, just real stories.

If you don't know where to start with ai, this is the perfect place to begin.

Anna

I asked for a family dashboard. It was done in ten minutes.

That creative back-and-forth was a real lightbulb moment - I'm no longer checking my phone at night to hold it all together.

Sally

Everyday life feels so much lighter.

It's opened up my eyes to how much I can offload. I felt way less alone at the end of the day, and I left with such a full cup.

Sam