The sequel is finally here: Sparkle + AI πŸͺ©


Hello Sparkler,

A friend saw what AI was actually doing for me. Her face did the thing only good friends can get away with. Then she said something that made me go home and rewrite the V2 plan I'd been building for months:

"You have to share this with other women."

So I did. Properly.

πŸͺ©πŸͺ©πŸͺ© Glittersphere V2: Sparkle + AI πŸͺ©πŸͺ©πŸͺ© is LIVE NOW

The sequel we've all been waiting for. Yes, even more than Devil Wears Prada 2.
I stand by it.

Glittersphere V2 is events-led. Built around women together in rooms designed to help each other shine, laugh, cheerlead, and sparkle brighter side by side, like a disco ball.

Sparkle hasn't moved. It's still the heart of Glittersphere. It is women being unmissable. Your voice, your taste, your point of view. The reason someone remembers you six months later when the right brief finally lands. Personal brand is the whole point, and it's more urgent now than ever, because AI is about to make the generic infinite.

AI sits alongside your sparkle. The amplifier. The accompaniment. Never the author of you.

Sparkle + AI. Unmissable, accompanied.

The full story of how I learned to stop letting AI author me, and start using it like a brilliant colleague, is in this week's Substack essay: The Devil Wears Claude. It's a good one.

Why now?

Last week Reese Witherspoon told 30 million women it's time to learn AI. She said...

"I think it's time to learn about AI. If you don't get a little bit of understanding from the very beginning, it just speeds past you. You have to have little bits of learning just to keep up. Our kids are all using this every single day. I think we should learn the basics together. Do you want me to share what I'm learning? It's time. It's time, people."
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She's right. However, the comments underneath her post made me so sad and so determined, in equal measure.

Like Reese and so many women in AI - we care about the ethics and the environmental impact, genuinely and deeply. BUT I also care about what happens to women who get left behind. We need to be in the rooms shaping policy. In the boardrooms deciding how AI reshapes everyone's lives. You cannot change any of that from the outside.
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Opting out isn't resistance. It's ceding ground. I say:

AI can be the greatest advantage women have ever had access to. Levelling up on pay, on opportunity, on actual financial freedom without burning out in the process. But only if we start learning now. The leaps in AI every day feel like moving through three phases of the internet in a single week.
It isn't too late. It's perfect timing.
It's a lot easier when someone shows you how they actually use it.

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​SO, WHAT'S INSIDE V2?

πŸͺ© AI Supper Club, Tuesday 20 May. ​
An intimate seated dinner in central London. I share what is actually working in my AI practice. The room shares back. Come hungry, come honest.

πŸͺ© Build an AI Agent workshop, coming in May.
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Hands-on. You leave with your own working agent. I want to help you find ways to save time but also tools to help you grow your brand and be unmissable.
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​πŸͺ© Glitterati Membership, Β£180 for the year.

Membership gives you first access to all events, all event tickets are discounted to members, and the thing you cannot buy separately: the women in the room. A community, a cheer-leading squad - all in the Whatsapp group and community space.

And even more to come...

πŸͺ© Spotlight Events. Work Parties. Retreats. A flagship event. Building.

Everything now lives here: glittersphere.com​

Not sure about membership? Come to one event. Decide after. No pressure.

ONE BIG HOUSEKEEPING NOTE

Thank you for being a subscriber here. I'm so glad you joined me.

I am moving you over to Substack. Free, forever.
One home, one voice. Less scatter. Stories, brand and AI resources, tutorials, live webinars, all in one place.

If it is not for you, one-click unsubscribe.
No hard feelings.

But I hope you stay. This is where the fun starts.

​Unmissable by Nishma (My Substack) πŸͺ©

Three quick asks:

1) Venues. Supper clubs, workshops, AI sessions. Offices, coffee shops, wherever. Know one? Hit me up.

3) Support on events and social. Know someone? Send them my way.

4) Collaborators - AI experts, partners, women who want to share their wisdom: hello@glittersphere.com

πŸ’– To the V1 founding members who have chosen to stay with me for V2. Your trust and faith in what I am trying to build means the world to me. Properly. Thank you. V2 only exists because of you. πŸ’–

The disco ball is up. πŸͺ©

Nishma x

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Switched ON

I'm Nishma Patel-Robb, founder of Switched ON. AI enthusiast, ex-Google, brand strategist. I say out loud what others won't, test the shiny things so you don't have to, and throw glitter on the useful bits. The whole thing lives on Substack now, come and join us there πŸ‘‡ Nobody gets left behind. πŸͺ©

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