The one thing that will immediately improve your AI results has nothing to do with which tool you use. It's how you talk to it. Most people type a one-liner and wonder why the output sounds nothing like them. Here's what to do instead: - Give it a role before you give it a task. "You are a warm, direct expert who writes for established service providers" hits different than "write me a caption." - Tell it exactly how you want the output structured. Bullet points, a table, JSON, three punchy sentences — it doesn't know unless you say so. - Paste examples of your own writing and tell it to match the tone. Add your non-negotiables too. No em dashes. Short sentences. No corporate speak. - Don't accept the first draft. - Give it a direction: "make it shorter," "less salesy on the CTA," "push it more casual." That's where the good stuff comes out. Build on what's working instead of starting over each time. One tweak to how you prompt this week could change the quality of everything you get out of it. What's one thing you keep getting frustrated by when using AI for content?

You’re in the right place — whether you joined today or you’ve been here a while. This community is about connection over perfection and building content that actually supports your business, not drains it. As we grow, I want onboarding to stay clear, calm, and human. So consider this a collective reset and a chance for everyone to reconnect. 👉 Start here (3 easy steps) A) (Re)introduce yourself Tell us: Your name What you do One thing you want help with around content right now If you’ve shared before, think of this as an update. Businesses evolve. So do people. No polished bio required. Real > refined. B) Drop your Skool link (if you have one) Yes, you’re allowed to share your Skool here. This is a supportive space, not a spammy one. If you’re building, dreaming about, or refining a community, we want to see it. C) Engage with 3 others Say hi. Leave encouragement. Ask a thoughtful question. Community grows when we talk with each other, not at each other. ✨ That’s it. You’re officially in (or re-in). No algorithms to impress. No pressure to perform. If you ever feel stuck, unsure what to post, or need a second brain — that’s exactly what this space is for. Glad you’re here. — Stacey 🤍

I have lost my voice! Literally lost my voice, I'm just a little squeaky! So without a voice I had to cancel today's live. Which is basically the universe’s way of telling me to shut up 🤣. If you need me, I’ll be over here communicating via interpretive dance and frantic pointing while I get this space organized. Letting NotebookLM, Claude and Gemini do the talking for me. Currently accepting virtual tea, throat lozenges, and any tips on how to stop sounding like a rusty gate. ☕️🦒

One of our members, @Krista Brea , shared a reminder on her KDP Publishing skool something this week that I think a lot of us overlook: If you've written a book — or any long-form content — your Skool community is one of the best places to put it to work. Here's the Fast Fix: - Open your book to any chapter, your blog or YouTube - Pick one idea. - Turn it into a post, a prompt, or a classroom resource. That's it. You're not creating new content. You're giving existing content a room to live in. I'm doing that with a 14-Day Menaing Multiplier Challenge tp go with thr Meaning Multiplier repurposing framework that I've used for 8 years. And my book Redefining Showing Up is woven right through The Content Shift for exactly this reason. Every principle I teach? It's already written. I'm just finding new ways to share it. 👉 What content do you already have that your community hasn't seen yet?

Did you see the latest Skool update? Sam and his team have updated the Notifications section so you can now filter better. This is amazing and will make it so much easier to engage on your favourite communities. @Lisa Black this is what you and I talked about during Borrow the Room Live. 😊