This is Lesson #15 of the ANTIghostwriter course — a free, complete system for creating authentic content with AI assistance.
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Previous lesson: #14: Why You Should Never Translate Your Notes Before AI
What You’ll Learn
Your style guide isn’t a static document — it evolves as your writing improves. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to update your style guide with each new piece of content you create. New phrases emerge, new patterns develop. Keep your AI outputs fresh by continuously refining the document that defines your voice.
Time to complete: ~10 minutes per update
Enhancing Your Author Style Based on Your Notes
The author style guide we created a few lessons ago is not static. It will evolve as your content base grows. Each new piece of content serves as a source to update your author style, as it will inevitably change over time.
For example, as you write more content or record more audio notes, your speech patterns and writing will gradually transform. New phrases will emerge naturally as you progress. This is similar to any skill you practice—you consistently improve with time.
It’s important not to remain stagnant. Your author style should be updated regularly. Each new article you write manually and convert to text, or dictate and then transcribe, becomes a resource for enhancing your author style.
Therefore, you can send each new note you write directly to this chat where your author style is being developed. The prompt already includes instructions to update based on your new post. The same applies to interesting posts from other authors whose writing style you admire. If you want to incorporate elements from your favorite authors’ styles, simply add their posts here as you discover them, and your author style will be updated accordingly.
Most importantly, after updating your style guide, don’t forget to download it for future use when creating content.
So, based on your freshly written note, let’s update your author style.