""You're looking for meaning from a machine that predicts based on internet text," Nelson says. She's right. You're here because your output lacks something real. "I don't like the word content because it implies something that lacks meaning." The stuff that matters is art. Define your writing style and pour yourself into it. You'll create something worth remembering."
""Based on what you know about me, my business, and the topics I care about, reflect back the one truth I seem to be circling around but haven't said directly yet. What's the message I'm avoiding or underplaying? Show me the pattern you've noticed in what I talk about, then ask me one question that would help me articulate it more boldly in my content.""
Many writers treat writing like a production line, creating and scheduling posts until feeling hollow and disappointed by low resonance. Better prompts often fail because they aim to produce content instead of surfacing personal truth. A different approach uses prompts that ask probing questions to reveal the unstated message, recurring patterns, and the writer's core truth. AI should guide reflection by maintaining chat context, prompting the writer to edit bracketed inputs, and pulling answers from the creator rather than providing finished copy. Connecting personal stories to ancient archetypes and defining a distinctive style fosters more memorable, soulful content.
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