Real talk: most writers spend more time fixing sentences than actually writing. But here’s the cheat code 👇🏾 When I ghostwrite, I don’t edit line by line. I dump the raw draft into AI, give it 3 clear instructions, and let it polish while I move on to the next project. 💡 My go-to editing prompt: 👉🏾 “Rewrite this draft to sound like a confident entrepreneur speaking on a podcast. Keep it professional but conversational. Fix grammar, tighten sentences, and remove filler.” That’s it. AI isn’t replacing me, it’s replacing the hours I’d waste tweaking commas. ✅ Clients get faster turnarounds. ✅ I keep my creative energy. ✅ The bag still gets secured. What’s the ONE writing task you’d love AI to take off your plate today? Drop it below ⬇️

Too many of you are sitting on skills that could pay your bills because you’re waiting for some magic moment to get started. Newsflash: there is no magic moment. You already write. You already tell stories. You already know how to take someone else’s idea and make it sound good in a text, an email, a post. That’s ghostwriting in its simplest form. The problem? You think you need a degree, an agent, or ten years of experience before you can make money doing it. That’s a lie. Here’s the truth: 👉 A coach with a $5K program doesn’t care if you have a Master’s in English. They care if you can take their messy thoughts and turn them into a book chapter, an email sequence, or a LinkedIn post that brings them sales. 👉 An entrepreneur doesn’t want your resume. They want someone who can listen, capture their voice, and make them sound like the smartest person in the room. 👉 And with AI, the barrier just dropped to the floor. You can use ChatGPT to take a 10-minute voice note and spin it into a polished draft. Instead of spending 5 hours staring at a blank doc, you can produce in 30 minutes. That’s why I keep saying: ghostwriting is THE opportunity of the next 5 years. Coaches, authors, consultants, CEOs, they ALL need words, and most of them don’t have the time or talent to write. You do. So stop waiting. Start charging. Even if it’s $200 for a blog, $500 for a sales page, or $1,000 for a book outline. Stack those reps. Build your client wins. Learn the system. ⚡ Case study: One of my students used AI + my ghostwriting method to land her first paid client in 14 days. She wasn’t a “writer.” She was a SAHM who loved journaling. She pitched her services using a DM script, delivered her first draft in 48 hours, and got a $500 PayPal notification. That’s when it clicked for her: “I can actually do this.” You don’t need permission. You don’t need perfect. You need to START. If you want the exact prompts + workflows to cut your writing time in half and actually get paid as a ghostwriter → it’s all inside AI Ghostwriting Skool.

Every week, I see people in here saying: “I want to start writing for clients, but I’m not ready.” “I don’t have enough experience.” “I don’t have a portfolio.” Here’s the thing… Nobody is coming to hand you permission. Clients don’t care if you have a degree or a resume that looks like a Pulitzer Prize speech. They care if you can deliver words that make them money, impact, or influence. If you’re new and wondering where to start, do this: 1. Create 3–5 sample pieces — Pick topics your dream clients care about and write as if you were already hired. Publish them somewhere. Anywhere. 2. Define your offer — “I help [type of client] write [type of content].” Keep it simple. 3. Start showing up daily — Share tips, insights, and behind-the-scenes of your writing process. Comment on posts from people you want to work with. When I started ghostwriting, I didn’t have a network, a fancy desk, or the “perfect” setup. I had a laptop, a little faith, and a decision to start. That’s all you really need. Stop sitting on your talent waiting for someone to anoint you “ready.” Write today. Post today. Tell people you’re a writer today. Because the writers who win aren’t the most talented. They’re the ones who show up the most. So here’s my challenge to you: Drop a link in the comments to something you’ve written this week. Doesn’t matter if it’s a blog, LinkedIn post, or short story share it. Let’s read it, give feedback, and help you get better. The market rewards action, not perfection. Now go write.

Everybody wants the shortcut. “Where’s the secret website where clients hang out?” “Which platform has the easiest gigs?” “Who’s going to give me my first big break?” The truth? You’re asking the wrong questions. Clients don’t appear because you hit “apply” 200 times. They appear because your work and your energy are everywhere. 📌 Post content every day. Not perfect content. Not “once I feel ready” content. DAILY content. The more people see you, the more they trust you. 📌 Show your process. If you’re writing for yourself, post it. If you’re practicing with AI prompts, share the before/after. Clients want proof you can do the work. 📌 Go where your clients hang out. If you want to ghostwrite for CEOs, comment on their posts. If you want to write for coaches, answer questions in Facebook groups. Engagement > begging. 📌 Stop worrying about “looking professional.” People hire people they like and trust — not a polished logo. Let them see YOU. And here’s the biggest one ⬇️ Play the long game. It might take 30 days of posting before someone DMs you. It might take 90. But when they do, they’ll already feel like they know you — and that’s when selling becomes easy. 💬 Question for you: If you had to land 1 ghostwriting client in the next 7 days without cold pitching… what’s the first thing you’d do?

Sometimes you just need to drop a “WTF” and move on. This thread is for: - Meme therapy - “This client really tried me today” rants - Content that flopped (and how it felt) - Wins that didn’t feel like wins - Burnout moments, quiet cries, and hard truths We're real in here. This ain’t the highlight reel. You don’t have to be strong all the time—just honest. 💬 Drop your real talk below. Let’s heal, laugh, and get back to writing.