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AI Story Crafters

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Learn to create short, inspiring ebooks with AI—from children’s moral tales to adult fiction—complete with illustrations, storytelling tips.

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You deserve a trip to COSTA RICA!!!! I set up a trip and would love to have you join me...it'd be sooo nice to meet in person. PLUS it's my birthday.. celebrate with me! Add this to your bucket list.....limited spots. https://youtu.be/bIxWgvDrI_E
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I did the book couple years ago when the topic was more popular. I put it up on Amazon without much luck. I am trying to decide what I want to do with the good # of books I have done. Tanks for the offer. Feel free to give me some feedback.
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@Cynthia Shiller I've done maybe 15 or so. Most were for fun and my grandchildren. I've done 4 that are longer similar to "Blue Zones" on topics that interested me. It keeps the aging mind sharp.
How many???
I've looked around and joined a # of groups. Only a small # members really engage and are active contributors and commenters. How many active contributors are in your group?
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How many???
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@Cynthia Shiller Yes, I think initially you have to be active as the group owner (or there would be no contributions...🤪) Don't you think though, that the ultimate goal is to get members to be the main contributors and you step back and affirm them and make comments? I wonder if this has to do with #s or the quality of the people who join your group? of course probably both to some extent but which might be more iportant?
Increase your closing rate..I'll respond to all comments
Journal Prompt: Increasing Your Closing Rate (Without Becoming Pushy) Think about your last few sales conversations. Where did you feel confident, grounded, and clear — and where did you feel hesitant, rushed, or over-explain? Write about: - The moment you sensed interest from the other person - What you believed about your offer in that moment - What emotion you were managing (excitement, fear, urgency, self-doubt) - Whether you trusted the value of your solution enough to let silence and choice exist Now ask yourself: - Am I trying to convince, or am I helping someone make a clear decision? - Where do I default to giving more information instead of asking better questions? - What part of my offer do I secretly feel the need to defend — and why? Reflect on this honestly: If someone doesn’t close, do I interpret that as feedback about fit, or as a reflection of my worth, competence, or likability? Finally, write this sentence and finish it without editing yourself: “If I trusted my offer fully, I would stop doing ___ and start doing ___ in sales conversations.” Expert Insight Higher closing rates rarely come from better scripts.They come from regulated nervous systems, clean self-belief, and precise questioning. When sellers feel the need to push, over-explain, or rescue the conversation, it usually means they’re carrying the emotional responsibility for the buyer’s decision. Strong closers do three things consistently: - They qualify before they sell - They allow silence without filling it - They let “no” be information, not rejection Closing improves when you stop chasing agreement and start holding clarity. Sales is not about pressure.It’s about presence.
Increase your closing rate..I'll respond to all comments
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- They qualify before they sell - They allow silence without filling it - They let “no” be information, not rejection One other important point to include: They make a strong clear call to action (CTA) - They ask for the sale and then... SHUT UP.
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In addition, you as the seller should not ask yes or no questions in your CTA. A better sales ask is : Mam, would you rather buy my ebook on bullying or would the one on lying be better?" And then let silence take its toll.
Creative storytelling with ai for books
If you are wanting to create ebooks//flip books with ai for children's books or adult stories... come join my group and learn how. It's free to join and you'll have access to the complete guide to story creation. https://www.skool.com/ai-story-crafters-1086/about
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Creative storytelling with ai for books
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Al Anderson
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Story crafter and teacher of using AI to create short children's stories and adult intrigues. Serial entrepreneur and still learning new things!

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