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I'm thinking about a name change for our Group
We are currently the PWS Writers Room and our Discovery is at #163 in Tech WHOO HOO!! I want to bump us up higher. My goal is 100 members by my birthday next month. So The "AI Pro Writers Studio" which is where we are headed now. @Adam McCollough @Ahmed Hassan @Ali Anjamparuthi @Amanda Curry Culp @Angela Mitchell @Bill Frisbee @Burke Rigdon @Carl Leonard @Colleen Hurley @Cristal Vancarson @David Jones @David Moore @Dawn M @Dawn Pandoliano @Di Williams @Dom Ioanna @Eboni Payne @Ed Berger @Elynnes Parx @Evan Miller @Gary Leicht @Hazel C @Ilpo Halonen @Isabel T @Jana Matlik @Jocelyn Vienneau @John Macke @Joshua Eaves @Juan Pablo @Kallun Sheppard @Kathleen Osborne @Kathleen Powell @Ken Ross @Kenny Funk @Kylie Allison @Lee Hatton @Lisa Grace
I'm thinking about a name change for our Group
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@Michael Culp Honestly, “AI Pro Writers Studio” probably does communicate the direction of the community faster to brand-new visitors who stumble across it in discovery. The original name had more of a private writers-room vibe, while the newer name immediately signals: AI, writing, tools, systems, creative workflow, and professional development. That kind of clarity matters a lot when people are scrolling quickly through groups deciding what feels relevant to them. And hitting #163 in Tech while still evolving the platform/community is honestly impressive momentum already. Also, aiming for 100 members by your birthday sounds exactly like the kind of oddly specific creative milestone goal writers and builders make for themselves 😂 already. Love this post btw... Stacey Brooks | TheGo2Writer
2,000,000 Words Written With WCP!!!!
106 Books in the Works, 1572 Documents thats an average of 18,867 Words per book, and 1196 Words per file with 16 Active users of 49 total users So roughly 125,000 word per user on the average. I know these numbers are not entirely accurate as a few folks have only kicked the tires. I only see the overview numbers above, kind of like a scoreboard.| I'm responsible for almost 350,000 of those. I have 3 books in the works, one completed and several short stories completed. I also know of two other books by other folks completed after they told me. This is a milestone Mark. The next targets are 100 Users and 5 million words. We've been live for less than a month! Genre's Currently requested and in the works: Crime Fiction Speculative Fiction Police Procedural any other requests?
2,000,000 Words Written With WCP!!!!
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@Michael Culp Honestly, 2,000,000 words written in less than a month by a relatively small early user base is actually pretty wild when you stop and think about it. That’s not just “people testing software.” That’s active creative momentum happening in real time. Books. Stories. Ideas. Experiments. Frameworks. Drafts. Worlds. Late-night inspiration spirals 😂 And the fact that some users already completed books this early says a lot about engagement levels and workflow usability. Also the scoreboard-style metrics are kind of fascinating because you can literally watch collective creativity accumulating over time. As far as genre requests go, I honestly think there’s a huge opportunity for: faith-based fiction, small-town drama, memoir/testimony writing, emotional realism, paperwork/legal/process-centered storytelling, career reinvention stories, and even hybrid nonfiction/personal-growth books. A lot of writers don’t fit neatly into traditional genre boxes anymore. Stacey Brooks | TheGo2Writer
Slightly funny and quirky question for everyone…
You know what you do today. Your current job. Your business. Your routines. Your stress. Your responsibilities. But if you woke up tomorrow and could redesign your life completely differently, what would it honestly look like? Would you: open a bakery? live on a farm? write books? travel full time? run a tiny coffee shop? disappear into the woods with 14 dogs and no notifications? become a beach photographer? own a bookstore? finally start the business idea you keep thinking about at 2am? I think a lot of people secretly carry around an alternate life in their head that almost nobody knows about 😂 Curious what everyone’s “completely different life” would actually be. This is just for fun. Stacey Brooks TheGo2Writer
Slightly funny and quirky question for everyone…
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@Michael Culp Honestly the bookstore/music studio/coffee shop/gaming center/greenhouse/makerspace combo somehow sounds exactly like the kind of chaotic creative ecosystem you would build 😂 And the “for the love of God 2 bathrooms” part honestly might be the most relatable sentence in the entire thread. What really stood out to me though was your point about life choices and how one different turn could have changed literally everything. I think a lot of creative people quietly think about that sometimes. But I also agree with your conclusion. Even the messy paths, wrong turns, delays, failures, weird jobs, and unexpected chapters all end up shaping who we become. And honestly your list of former lives sounds less like a resume and more like a side quest collection from an RPG game 😂 Also yes, the philosophy degree mention absolutely explains this comment lol. 😲 Stacey Brooks | TheGo2Writer
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I actually really like the core idea buried in this because society does tend to pressure people into choosing one label, one lane, one specialty, one identity, one “acceptable” version of success. But some of the most creative, innovative, and adaptable people are the ones who blend completely different skill sets together. A programmer who woodworks. An artist who codes. A writer who builds businesses. A teacher who creates. A mechanic who paints. A gamer who becomes a storyteller. A lot of people spend years feeling “all over the place” before eventually realizing all those seemingly unrelated experiences were quietly building a very unique perspective. Also “10-acre sanctuary for outcasts” honestly sounds like the beginning of either a beautiful creative movement or the world’s most interesting documentary 😂 Really thoughtful perspective though. Stacey Brooks | TheGo2Writer
Wednesday - Midweek Check-in
Trying to play catch-up midweek is not the way to go. Lost Monday evening recovering from the weekend. Lost last night visiting my Mother for Mother's day and found out my daughter was at the hospital for a heart issue and didn't want anyone to know, So to the hospital we went. Dad overrides Grands and daughter. She's fine for now but at 25 needs a cardiologist. I had a heart attack that should have killed me in 2014 and survived with no further complications, but it was a wakeup call to change what I ate, how I exercise, and lost over 100 pounds. Would have been nice to have had a gentler message sent though. And now half way through the week and we have another craft show coming up and zero stock to sell at the Taylorsville Gourd Festival Saturday. Whoops! At least its only a one day show. So the next three nights are a balancing act between Family, SKOOL, BIAM Writing, Crafting, Coding, and maybe some sleep. Conveniently as I mentioned in an earlier post, most of my machines are computer controlled so set them running and keep an eye on them. Robots, like AI have a tendency to wander if you do not keep an eye on them. Sat in yesterday on Jason's StoryHackers huddle for the Automations app announcement. I've said before I'm not a fan of automation. but with that many people that interested in it I might have to rethink my stance on it. His tool looks pretty powerful but complex and i really like discussing and working out the details with the teams. @Tewodros Endalew made an interesting post on the Homework post i put up yesterday that really got me thinking as well. It tied in with some other things they have posted recently that have had me thinking of a direction shift. No changes to current functionality or workflows, but what if we added OTHER workflows as well. I've been hyperfocused on the PWS Skill-rooms, but what if they were only part of the story (pun-intended). I really had not thought about opening up WCP for other kinds of writers until @Stacey Brooks response to my Tuesday monologue. I'm listening folks. Keep talking.
Wednesday - Midweek Check-in
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@Michael Culp First off, I’m really glad your daughter is okay because heart-related scares instantly put everything else into perspective no matter how busy life already feels. And honestly this entire post feels like the inside of a creative brain running at 400 tabs open simultaneously 😂 Craft shows. Writing. Coding. Family. AI workflows. Coffee-fueled framework epiphanies. Robots wandering off unsupervised. Existential thoughts before fully waking up. The “days are starting to blend” comments from Mitch honestly fit the mood perfectly too because I think a lot of highly creative people live in this weird timeless blur where weekdays stop meaning anything except “How much did I get done today?” What really stands out though is the flexibility direction you’re moving toward with WCP. The idea of allowing: fiction, nonfiction, plotters, pantsers, discovery writers, different frameworks, different workflows, and even hybrid approaches… feels a lot more aligned with how real writers actually operate. Because most creative people do not fit perfectly into one rigid process. Most of us Frankenstein our workflows together over time from experimentation, instinct, structure, chaos, caffeine, panic, inspiration, and random breakthroughs at 2am. Also: “Robots, like AI, have a tendency to wander if you do not keep an eye on them.” might honestly be one of the most accurate modern writing quotes ever 😂 Stacey Brooks | TheGo2Writer
🌟 Monday Mastermind 🌟
(Your Weekly Support & Breakthrough Thread) Okay So I'm stealing this one. Because I'm learning EVERYONE is stealin good ideas from EVERYONE else. Every Monday, this is your space to bring it in. - Your current bottleneck. - Your doubts & fears. - Your needs from the group - Your next big move. Post your question below and let the community support you. 🫶 It’s basically a mastermind. We are using the power of the group to support each other with their challenges 🚀 𝗕𝘂𝘁 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲’𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝘂𝗹𝗲: 👉 𝗜𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗮 𝗾𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻, 𝗵𝗲𝗹𝗽 𝗮𝘁 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗧𝗪𝗢 𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿𝘀. Make your question specific. Pick ONE issue (one bottleneck, one fear, one offer you want feedback on, one thing that's not working, etc.). The more precise you are, the better the answers can and will be! Drop your question below. 👇
🌟 Monday Mastermind 🌟
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I'm from Texas originally. Duncanville, Paris, and Bagota, Terrell Texas towns. Now I live in Kimberling City Missouri 65686. 15 minutes from Branson Missouri a huge tourist attraction spot. I live right down the street from Table Rock lake, it's gorgeous year round.
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@Michael Culp yeah when season hits around here it gets CRAZY!!!
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