The CORRECT Way to Write a Book with ChatGPT - Do This NOW

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This cured my writer's block. 1. write 3-4 paragraphs that are 100% yours. 2. Enter that to chatgpt. 3. Enter command to chatgpt, "copy my writing style and continue the story."

Disclaimer - since I filmed this video, Originality. Ai updated their tool to now detect content that are just run through quillbot + grammarly so this rewrite method doesn’t work anymore. BUT that wasn’t the point of the video. The point was to never copy paste from chatgpt without rewriting to make the content your own, and quillbot was just one way of doing it. You can still manually rewrite it and do the same thing.

I'd like to add something that is working incredibly well for me. If you include "without adjectives" in your writing requests, chat bots will literally strip out all adjectives from their responses. This not only gives you less physical words to edit (Step #2 in the video) but you can then "color" that bland text with the adjectives that make your writing voice yours.

I use Grammarly Premium But I also use Word, one of the things I found most helpful is to listen to the audio. You do this by clicking review and then clicking the big 'A' for audio. It's robotic, but hearing the story helps me to edit things I might have missed.

As a freelancer I use Grammarly as my editor to check for anything that I might have missed. When you read your own work your brain can fool you and miss things. Grammarly does a nice job of pointing out small things that I've missed, such as the tense of a word, or forgetting to add a conjunction or adjective. However, as the Grammarly team will tell you themselves, they are SUGGESTIONS and sometimes their suggestions will technically change the meaning of your text. Therefore, do not just quickly click accept on every suggestion to speed things along. Take the time to read each suggestion and ensure that it fits. Based on my experience, the suggestions in red (correctness) are nearly always correct. The suggestions for clarity, engagement, and delivery can be very subjective and you may find they don't fit your message. Just slow down and take time to review each one.

Hi, I'm an established author and have several books under my belt. About five years ago I began working on another one. A lot has happened in my life in the last five years and I became completely blocked. I came across this video and had no idea what this was, however, I tried it and it's amazing! I use a few paragraphs of my own work, ask it to finish the story in my own voice and it gave me back several paragraphs that sounded like my style. I ran each through a plagiarism checker, several in fact, and they all came back 100% genuine. That's before I did anything to them. I didn't use them in my stories but tweaked, rewrote, and made it work for me. Tip: if you only use a couple sentences, it may not give you the results you want. However, if you use a couple of paragraphs, it'll pick up your tone and the idea of the story and create it for you. It's pretty neat! 😀

One tenant of journalism I learned is… Simple words, Simple Sentences, Simple Paragraphs. Go through each individual word chatgbt puts out and replace each word with a simpler word option. Next simplify each sentence. Lastly, simplify each paragraph. Just doing that alone will make a HUGE difference in making the content both more original and more accessible for the reader.

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Step 2: in other words, 'AI' should stand for 'Augmented Intelligence', not 'Artificial Intelligence'.

I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video. Demographic designer but just getting started with KDP and seriously have spent about 6 months at this point just getting to read contracts and know exactly what's legal and what's not legal. I'm playing around with AI but I would never use the words or the images without serious changes. I watched a video of that somebody did that was called you know how to use Ai and publish a book in 60 minutes. She literally put in like "a rabbit goes to the woods" and then AI generated a whole thing. She went to Canva and copy and pasted it. Didn't even read it! Then she went to an image AI thing and said "fox in the woods" or whatever. She took every image that came up and downloaded and pasted it into canva. No one style no nothing. One of the pages was divided into quarters and each of those quarters contained an image that she had created in AI that had a fox in the woods and had nothing to do with each other. When back and created an image that was fox in the woods threw it on the cover asked AI what the title it and that was that. She showed it and it was a horrible nightmare. But she ended her video with you can do that now go publish it and make a million dollars. And of course thousands of comments of thank you very much, thank you very much... She never checked it for plagiarism she didn't check it for anything. But of course it's not on Amazon that she's making her living it's on YouTube. What's the other thing is you can upload whatever you want but it doesn't mean anybody's going to buy it. If you have no five stars and you have three ones and they say doesn't make sense, people actually think that the next person will but it? KDP is really culturally self governed. If four people hate your book, and nobody loves it, are the three five-star ratings I'll use the exact same words, nobody else is going to buy it. Period. Done. But meanwhile all this horrible Ai text and AI generated images that are just awful (6 fingers on one hand) is clutter and noise on KDP for the people who are doing it the right way. I appreciated your video thank you very much. Starting to wonder if too often AI is writing YouTubes. As a magazine layout person and graphic designer as well as 24 year adobe user, I cringe! Thanks for not telling everybody it's so simple to become a millionaire.

This is my first time enjoying your YouTube channel. Great content! Looking forward to hearing more from you! Your video was so informative. Thank you so much!

Thanks, Sean. Great video as usual, chock full of detailed useful info!

This was great! Thank you. I'll be watching more of your info and take your training!

That is very good advice. I'm just starting to understand how to use ChatGPT for writing, and you hit all the key points I was seeking.

Wow, You just got another follower mate. How beautiful content you have put into this video. Hats off and a bundle of thanks, brother.

This was an extremely helpful video. Thank you so much for taking your time to do this

You are such a good communicator. It bugs me when people somehow edit out all natural breathing spaces and it makes it hard to listen to. I get so much out of your talks and don't need to pause for comprehension. Masterful!

Great content in the video, Sean...very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Just the information on Grammarly alone is essential.

I think you’re tutorial was super great! It’s good advice to say don’t let ChatGPT replace your writing but to use it as a tool. It does come up with some good workable content for that “writer’s block". I would love to see a tutorial from you that goes into how to publish books with KDP without buying something and what tips and tricks you may have. I found it pretty difficult to understand the publishing part and creating the covers without buying some other publishing tool to help. Can’t wait to see your next vid! ❤