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This is a Smarter Way to Use ChatGPT as a Writer: Unlocking Its Full Potential
Introduction The rise of AI-powered writing tools has changed how we create content. ChatGPT is leading the way in facilitating faster and easier writing. You can generate ideas, draft posts, and even polish your work with a simple prompt. But just relying on it blindly isn’t enough. To truly get the most out of ChatGPT, you need a smart plan. That means knowing what it can do, how to craft effective prompts, and when to step in yourself. Without a strategy, it’s easy to get stuck with low-quality results or recycled ideas. Use these tips to unlock ChatGPT’s full potential and boost your writing game.
By vijay sam8 months ago in Writers
Zestful Cosplay
Today I’m going to wear a chest binder. Today is Halloween and I am going as Quentin Quire. My hair is cut and dyed. I have assembled the pieces of costume. It’s just a bunch of stuff that I bought online. But I have never felt so alive.
By Raphael Fontenelle8 months ago in Writers
Technically, this post is a lie
Technically, this post is a lie It is NOT a poem But I do not need 600 words or more to scream THIS! TO Every Creative! - Of Every Kind! - Everywhere!
By Ross E Fortune Lombardi8 months ago in Writers
Not Sure Where to Turn? Addiction Counselling Could Be Your First Step
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you’re struggling with addiction. You might not know who to talk to or where to begin. Everything feels heavy, and even deciding to get help can be confusing. But here’s the truth—many others have felt exactly the same way. That lost feeling doesn’t mean you’re weak. It means you're human. Addiction counselling might just be the first step to finding your way back.
By Abbasi Publisher8 months ago in Writers
Why Writing Saved Me When Nothing Else Could
There was a time in my life when everything felt like too much. The noise in my head was deafening. The weight in my chest never lifted. The world felt distant, blurry, too fast or too slow—but never right. I couldn’t find the words to explain what I was going through. I couldn’t make sense of what I felt.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Writers
All My Top Stories: 5 So Far!
Hi readers, Let me introduce myself. I am Seema Patel (PhD in biotechnology). I am a writer across many platforms, including Medium, where I have a large portfolio of work with close to 3,000 articles. I also have an Amazon KDP profile with 10 book titles so far. Many books have decent rankings. I also run a YouTube channel and have a growing Substack. I wrote for Blogger for 8 years. I will share links in another article.
By Seema Patel8 months ago in Writers
The ear
The Ear She had been told what sounds she should and should not hear. If she heard the sounds she was not supposed to hear, after being struck hard on the head with a firm fist—so hard that she could hear the sound of her body’s cartilage breaking—she would be forever covered in something called cotton. And over time, that cotton would become her identity, and she would forget who she had been and what her abilities were. But we must not forget that hearing is just as important as not hearing, though it is less popular.
By Tamana Mehrzad8 months ago in Writers
Shadow Dancer
I've lived a pretty rough life for a good portion of the time I've been alive. At the time I didn't realize exactly what I was getting into. I've come a long way from who I was 15 years ago. I started out so naive, with no real world knowledge or experience because of how secluded and indoctrinated I was raised. So when my problems started after I moved out of my parents at 18, I really had no idea what I was doing, or that the choices I would make would ultimately destroy my life in many ways. Before I even understood the problem, the first domino had already fallen and started a chain reaction that would slowly turn my life upside down.
By Tressa Rose8 months ago in Writers
Four Bowls of Glory. Top Story - June 2025.
As much as Nonna’s was a place for laughter, argument, and wine, it was also a gladiatorial arena. Where only the best could triumph.
By Paul Stewart8 months ago in Writers
There's a Word For It. Top Story - June 2025.
I have dribbled I have dabbled There've been times I gushed and babbled Sometimes even won at Scrabble, Turned the channel to avoid drivel and gabble,
By Judey Kalchik 8 months ago in Writers
All Hobbits Share A Love Of Things That Grow. Top Story - June 2025.
“Ride for ruin! Ride now!” And forth charged the riders of Rohan! Spear and horse clashed into the line of cowering orcs, stretching out all across the horizon. Glorious sunlight streamed through the breaks in the clouds; breaks ushered forth by the might and honor of men.
By Matthew J. Fromm8 months ago in Writers
Innovation in Class: Joseph Weston LePage Blueprint
Introduction: Redefining the Classroom Experience The modern classroom is no longer confined to four walls and a chalkboard. It has evolved into a dynamic learning environment where technology and pedagogy merge to engage, empower, and educate students in meaningful ways. At the heart of this shift lies a bold blueprint—one that transforms traditional instruction into a powerful hybrid model. This model doesn't just include digital tools; it rethinks the very nature of learning.
By Joseph Weston LePage8 months ago in Writers