SoulBot
A deep (and surprising!) way to connect with the soul of your work.
Welcome to SoulBot—a private AI-powered reflection tool designed to help you reconnect with the deeper meaning, desire, and creative aliveness in your work and life.
I created SoulBot as a guide to help you slow down, hear yourself more clearly, and uncover what the soul of your work might be whispering underneath all the noise.
🔗 Access SoulBot
👉 Click here to open SoulBot
You’ll need to be logged into ChatGPT (a free account works just fine). Once you’re set up, you can access SoulBot directly anytime.
💡 A note on access: Once you’ve added SoulBot to ChatGPT, you can share that link directly with your friends, but if you use this one, they’ll have a little more context for it.
Please do share!
🌿 What SoulBot Offers
A fresh weekly soul of your work reflection prompt
Grounded, thoughtful conversation to help you explore what’s coming up
A vibe that’s gentle, a little salty, and deeply supportive
It’s not about having the answers. It’s about creating a moment to actually hear what’s true for you.
✨ Want to receive the weekly prompt in your inbox?
Subscribe to the soul of your work newsletter and let each week’s question find you.
🔐 Privacy & Data
SoulBot is an AI Agent I created using ChatGPT. It’s trained in my voice and vibe. I designed it to be a thoughtful guide, not a guru. Think of it as a smart, soulful companion that helps you reflect, go deeper, and reconnect with your own wisdom (with zero cringe).
Everything you share with SoulBot stays between you and the screen. Your conversations aren’t saved, tracked, or used to train AI models—and nothing you write is sent to me. This is your space for clarity, insight, and a little soul.
🧠 Final Thoughts From Me, Bridgette
I created SoulBot after years of coaching people through thresholds—especially those who long to work and live in ways that feel meaningful, but aren’t sure how. This tool is built from that experience, with a lot of heart and some fun.
SoulBot won’t shout. It won’t boss you around. It’s not a substitute for direct communion with the soul of your work, but it can help you reconnect—and hopefully surprise you along the way.
Thanks for being here.
—Bridgette