Hey all, Today's AI Book Writing workshop replay is live in the Classroom for all Premium members. We covered a lot of ground — from running the MarketSauce Blueprint to using Claude Skills for your Big Idea, research, and outline. If you've got a book you want to write, this is the foundation that makes the whole process move faster. Quick context: this workshop is part of a small-group intensive happening this weekend. After the intensive wraps, I'll open the full series to Premium members the following week. All Premium members already have access to the Claude Skills we used in the session. Jump in, run the skills, and start building your outline. D

Hey everybody, Based on the response and overall interest in taking on the challenge to leverage AI to write and produce a book manuscript in one day, I want to continue the conversation only with those who want to and are serious about committing to going through this process working with me to guide you and enable you with tools and resources that I've been developing that can accelerate this process. 100X what we were capable of doing five years ago. There is so much more to writing a good book than simply prompting ChatGPT a couple of times and having to get you generic AI slop content. There are also levels to being able to: 1. Ideate and brainstorm 2. Outline 3. Write and produce chapters that are cohesive in a line to create a book manuscript There are also levels of using AI within this process to not just create the content inside the book, but also to make the content of the book better, more actionable, and useful for the readers of your book. There are also levels of understanding the entire book writing and publishing process to then lead into the marketing of a book. And then there are also levels to how fast you want to go to get the damn manuscript out of your head in the first place so that you can actually get it to the point where you can start to edit the book or you can pass it along to an editor that you've chosen to work with. Because at the end of the day, AI or not, we need to get the first minimum viable book out of our head and onto paper first and formalize the content idea and strategy to gain feedback from your first readers and those who will be providing additional resources or support along the way to helping you launch your book. Some people have ambitious goals with their book to hit number one bestseller on the New York Times. Some people want to write a book for their internal team to provide a manual for operations within their company. Some people want to write multiple books to support their company's operations, whether it's sales or marketing related or enabling new team members as they're onboarding to the company. There are so many different ways that you can leverage a book as an informational resource to providing organized content to people in such a way that they can take it, understand it, and then implement it.