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Which “Me” Is
Flying The Plane?!

Same person. Different “Me.”

Keeping up with all the “Me’s” is a full-time job.

In this CREATE Conference 2026 session, Charity Youngblood helps you map the “Me’s” steering your daily decisions, moods, and motivations — then figure out which one currently has the controls, and which one should be flying the plane instead.

The “Me’s” you’ll meet
  • “I Just Want to Stay in Bed” Me.
  • “Why Is Success Taking So Long” Me.
  • “I Don’t Think I Can Do This” Me — and a whole crew more.

Charity is a Teacher & Guide who helps women explore and create with ChatGPT. Her sessions turn AI into something playful and personal — the kind of human-centered moment CREATE Conference 2026 is built for.

You’ll leave ready to

Read the conflict between your “Me’s” as useful information — and put the right one at the controls when it counts most.

Which “Me” is flying the plane?!

Why audiences love this session

Charity has a gift for making her audience feel seen — in their challenges, obstacles, and experiences. Then she opens a door with a thought they hadn’t considered, what she calls planting the seeds of possibility. Playful, warm, and entertaining, hers is a session you’ll want to come back to again and again.

What audiences say

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About Charity Youngblood

Charity Youngblood is quite a character. She loves to laugh and make people laugh, has a vivid imagination and a love of creating stories, and spends a lot of time in intentional solitude and introspection.

As a Teacher & Guide, she helps women explore and create with ChatGPT. Through playful topics like “How I Built My AI Team With $0” and “How Many ‘Me’s’ Are There?!”, she builds experiences that make her audience feel seen — ones you’ll want to come back to.