For Safety Professionals, Uncomfortable Conversations Are a Job Requirement

Maybe you’re convincing an under-the-gun supervisor not to cut safety corners.

…Or you’re working with an uncooperative employee to correct unsafe behaviors.

…Or asking your boss for extra resources to meet a new OSHA standard.

These conversation (and hundreds more like them) are part of every safety professional’s job, but that doesn’t mean you don’t still dread having them or struggle to achieve a successful outcome.

If only you had a way to become confident and skilled at them without having to practice on your coworkers.

Well, now there is.

Master Uncomfortable Safety Convos By Role Playing With AI

Yes, you can use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and many other AIs to verbally role play uncomfortable conversations! AI role playing gives you a powerful, yet “safe” and private space to practice with nearly unlimited scenarios and conversation partners.

If you’ve been able to catch one of my recent role playing with AI webinars, you may already have a feel for how exciting and powerful AIs can be for building this critical skill.

But let’s face it: the technology is still new and changing rapidly. To get the most out of it and avoid frustration, it really helps to have a knowledgeable guide.

That’s me! I’ve spent thousands of hours digging into the tech, developing best practices, and working out the bugs, all to make it easy for you.

Coming in Feb 2026! A New Maverick Course to Help You Master AI Role Playing

In February, I’ll be launching my new online course: Master Role Playing Uncomfortable Safety Conversations with AI. Module by module, the course will help you gradually and easily learn to how to role play with AI so you can put all your energy into mastering uncomfortable conversations without also having to figure out AI role playing on your own.

In the Meantime…

Sign up for my free monthly “Todd on Training” newsletter to learn more about AI Role Playing. (As a subscriber, you’ll automatically receive a discount on the course.)

The January and February newsletter issues will have lots more information about it, plus a few DYI tips if you’d like start exploring AI role playing on your own.

And of course, you’re always welcome to call or email me with questions.