AI strikes terror in the hearts of many writers.

You may be asking yourself:

• Is it going to take away my job?
• Will my clients think they don’t need me if I use it?
• Doesn’t it produce second-rate text?

Or you may have other concerns:

• Isn’t it cheating?
• Didn’t AI companies ignore copyright when they programed their engines?
• Why does it make so many mistakes?

When I first heard about AI, it made me uncomfortable, too. But I spent 2024 learning everything I could about it, studying both its strengths and its weaknesses.

Here’s what I learned: AI appears to be good at some things it’s pretty bad at (like writing and researching), but it’s genuinely excellent at other tasks, if you use it in the right way. For example, it’s highly skilled at organizing, brainstorming, tightening and editing. 

In other words, AI shouldn’t REPLACE you as a writer, but it can support you. 

In a fun and practical one-hour class on June 5, at an early-bird price of just $25, I’ll teach you how to get the best out of AI. You’ll learn to save time, energy and money, while also boosting the quality of your writing.

I’ve been a professional writer for more than 40 years and I now use AI every day — specifically and carefully. Let me show you how you can use it, too. 

Remember: AI needn’t replace you. Instead, it can just be another tool in your toolbox.