What I Actually Tell Clients About AI
Six real client questions about AI and ghostwriting, and exactly what I tell them. The answers I’ve worked out across hundreds of conversations.
Practical guidance drawn from decades of professional experience in ghostwriting, IT leadership, and fiction writing. These articles address real challenges writers and professionals face, with specific strategies rather than generic tips.
Six real client questions about AI and ghostwriting, and exactly what I tell them. The answers I’ve worked out across hundreds of conversations.
Yes. Writing a book and knowing a subject are two different skills. You supply the expertise; the writer pulls it out in interviews and makes it readable.
Naming names to settle a score is the fastest way to get sued and the surest way to write a book nobody respects. Here’s the better book hiding inside it.
Translating a book can cost nothing up front. After 46 in six languages, here’s when it’s worth it and the catch nobody warns you about.
A free consult helps you decide. A paid Book Discovery Intensive proves it, with a real chapter and outline in hand before you commit to a full book.
A writer who spent months undoing guru advice explains why you should stop trusting self-proclaimed experts and start doing your own research.
Practical changes that build a sustainable writing practice — from energy management and micro-habits to first draft psychology and daily output.
A 20-year operations director and 54-book ghostwriter on what leaders actually get wrong about mistakes, and what the good ones do differently.
After decades of staying in toxic jobs to avoid burning bridges, I learned something: when I left, nobody cared. Here is what I should have done sooner.
After 33 years in corporate life and a complete career change at 53, here is what I have learned about building a life that actually works.
After writing 113+ books, I know what writer procrastination actually looks like and what breaks it. It is not about willpower or time management.
I stored my television in a closet. Friends called it technological suicide. 10 years later I had written 50+ books and built a business. Here is what I learned
32 bad habits worth breaking and a 9-step process for replacing them. Less motivational fluff, practical advice on cues, rewards, and building replacements.
Surviving Hurricane Irma: Reflections and Lessons Learned” takes a detailed look into the personal experience with Hurricane Irma and its aftermath in Florida.
Discover practical strategies to stay prepared, adaptable, and resilient in life’s unpredictable moments.
Is there really such a thing as a free lunch? Is free stuff such as social media really free? Nothing is ever free, and that applies doubly so for the internet.
Boost your online presence with expert tips on mastering social media etiquette. Enhance your communication skills and build meaningful connections.
If this sparked something, let's talk about turning your expertise into a finished book.
Six real client questions about AI and ghostwriting, and exactly what I tell them. The answers I’ve worked out across hundreds of conversations.
Yes. Writing a book and knowing a subject are two different skills. You supply the expertise; the writer pulls it out in interviews and makes it readable.
Naming names to settle a score is the fastest way to get sued and the surest way to write a book nobody respects. Here’s the better book hiding inside it.
Translating a book can cost nothing up front. After 46 in six languages, here’s when it’s worth it and the catch nobody warns you about.
A free consult helps you decide. A paid Book Discovery Intensive proves it, with a real chapter and outline in hand before you commit to a full book.
A writer who spent months undoing guru advice explains why you should stop trusting self-proclaimed experts and start doing your own research.
Practical changes that build a sustainable writing practice — from energy management and micro-habits to first draft psychology and daily output.
A 20-year operations director and 54-book ghostwriter on what leaders actually get wrong about mistakes, and what the good ones do differently.
After decades of staying in toxic jobs to avoid burning bridges, I learned something: when I left, nobody cared. Here is what I should have done sooner.
After 33 years in corporate life and a complete career change at 53, here is what I have learned about building a life that actually works.
After writing 113+ books, I know what writer procrastination actually looks like and what breaks it. It is not about willpower or time management.
I stored my television in a closet. Friends called it technological suicide. 10 years later I had written 50+ books and built a business. Here is what I learned
32 bad habits worth breaking and a 9-step process for replacing them. Less motivational fluff, practical advice on cues, rewards, and building replacements.
Surviving Hurricane Irma: Reflections and Lessons Learned” takes a detailed look into the personal experience with Hurricane Irma and its aftermath in Florida.
Discover practical strategies to stay prepared, adaptable, and resilient in life’s unpredictable moments.
Is there really such a thing as a free lunch? Is free stuff such as social media really free? Nothing is ever free, and that applies doubly so for the internet.
Boost your online presence with expert tips on mastering social media etiquette. Enhance your communication skills and build meaningful connections.