I’ve heard it over and over: "Using ChatGPT for writing feels like cheating.”

I totally get it. Writing is personal. It’s messy. It’s pulling ideas out of thin air and wrestling them into something that makes people feel something. The idea of letting AI help with that feels... weird.

But here’s the thing nobody talks about: creativity doesn’t always show up. Sometimes, no matter how hard you try, the words just. won’t. come. And what do you do then? Wait for inspiration to magically strike? (Spoiler: it rarely does—just like how a printer senses your stress and decides to jam exactly when you need it most.)

When I first started using ChatGPT a long time ago, I wasn’t impressed. It was like asking your dentist for movie recommendations—technically fine, but flat, uninspired, and just not it. It felt like the opposite of creativity. But I couldn’t shake the idea that there was something there.

Turns out, ChatGPT isn’t the problem. It’s how we use it.

We need more advanced prompts, the right nudges, the right questions, the more complex techniques.

Now? I use it all the time. Not as a shortcut, but as a way to dig deeper into my ideas, find angles I wouldn’t have thought of, and write in ways that feel more like me. And I realized I couldn’t keep this to myself.

So I made this course: Master Storytelling & Copywriting with ChatGPT!

And here’s the exciting part: I uploaded the course a few days ago, but today, I updated it with 5 extra lessons and an additional hour of material! This is probably one of the most packed, value-driven courses I’ve ever created. If you were waiting for a sign to check it out, this is it!

I promise this isn’t some boring “Here’s how to make ChatGPT write blog posts for you” class. It’s about turning ChatGPT into a REALLY creative partner. One that helps you take those half-formed thoughts and turn them into stories that stick, copy that evokes emotion, and writing that makes people pause and say, Wow.

Here’s what’s inside:

How to write better prompts to craft stories, characters, and copy that connect. Prompts that turn ChatGPT into a storytelling powerhouse.
Finding your voice (and teaching ChatGPT to use it).
Making boring topics shine with humor, metaphors, and just the right amount of charm
Turning facts into stories people actually want to read.
And the secret sauce: empathy-driven content that makes your writing feel personal, human, and impossible to ignore.
Write better prompts to get ChatGPT to craft stories, characters, and copy that connect.
Turn dry information into engaging narratives people actually want to read.

It’s the course I wish I had when I first started tinkering with ChatGPT.

Oh, and an exciting fact: I’ve already gotten my first review (thank you Gleb)!

It reminded me that this course is already helping people.

If you’ve ever stared at a blank page wishing for a little help, this is for you. And if you’ve been skeptical about using ChatGPT, this is definitely for you. Because I’ll show you how to use it without losing what makes your writing yours.

Here’s the link: take me to the course on Skillshare now!

I’m really proud of this one, and I hope you’ll enjoy it :)

Warmly,
Kasia

Kasia Pilch

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