How to sound like a coach: A 15-minute voice-matching test

Ever ask ChatGPT to “make your YouTube script more interesting”…and what you get Wikipedia page? Here’s how to fix that 👇 Use The Hero’s Journey …a 12 step storytelling framework behind blockbuster movies, bestselling novels, and viral YouTube videos. 1. Status Quo Introduce your main character in their normal life 2. Call to Adventure Present the challenge, opportunity, or problem 3. Assistance Show how they get help or prepare 4. Departure They leave their comfort zone 5. Trials Show obstacles and challenges along the way 6. Approach Build tension toward the main challenge 7. Crisis Present the darkest moment or biggest obstacle 8. Treasure Show what they gain or learn 9. Result Show how they use it to achieve the goal 10. Return They come back to their normal world 11. New Life Show how they’ve changed or grown 12. Resolution Wrap up with the new status quo It’s designed to hook viewers, keep them watching, and make your content unforgettable. And here’s the best part: even if you’re a beginner, you can use it. Just ask ChatGPT to structure your script using this framework, then polish it with your own tone and edits. This framework has worked time and again. It’s simple enough for anyone to apply, and powerful enough to help you build stories that are engaging, repeatable, and worth watching no matter your niche. #YouTubeGrowth #Storytelling #ContentCreation #YouTubeStrategy #ScriptWriting #Facelesschannels #YoutubeAutomation

The biggest misconception about storytelling is that it lies in punchy prose. This is so far from the truth. A story is something you DO, not tell. Want something to actually talk about in your business? Show people your work, not just words. When we think, “I don’t have anything to say”, we’re usually focussing on the wrong things...👇 → Trying to sound interesting  → Trying to think of a ‘hot take’ → Trying to not sound too much like ChatGPT → Trying to do some clever word play When all you really need to do is this → start sharing your experiences 💬 I could have just as easily put down “actions speak louder than words”, but we hear that so often we don’t fully take in what it means. But really that’s what it boils down to! Instead of trying to stand out through your words, focus on your DOING. That’s where great stories are born - when people see you in action, learning, or delivering service. So what story are you *actually* working on this week - and not just typing into a word processor?

Most people think building a brand is all about finding who you serve… but it’s just as important to know who you don’t serve. This is called your Anti-Target Audience. If you’re a coach for beginners, advanced experts aren’t your people. If you help entrepreneurs, corporate employees climbing the 9–5 ladder might not resonate. Getting clear on who’s not your audience saves you from creating content that confuses, waters down your message, or attracts the wrong followers. And here’s a bonus tip that people literally pay hundreds of dollars to learn (but I’ll give you for free): To understand the exact words your audience uses, just ask ChatGPT something like: “What kind of words would your target audience use?” And you instantly get a list of real phrases, keywords, slangs that you can plug into your content. This makes your content sound like it’s speaking directly to them. If you want to dive deeper, I break this down step by step in my latest YouTube video, including journaling prompts, examples, and how to actually use ChatGPT for market research. 👉 Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/gNUJTPkg

“I know my work changes lives… but no one’s booking calls. What am I doing wrong?” I hear this all the time from brilliant female coaches. Here’s the truth: It’s not that your coaching isn’t valuable. It’s that your website content isn’t speaking to your dream client’s pain points. Most coaches write content that sounds nice—but it doesn’t resonate. It doesn’t stop the scroll. It doesn’t make someone say, “She’s describing exactly what I’m going through.” If you want your words to land, you have to go deeper than surface-level copy. 💡 That’s why I teach my clients how to do market research interviews—and how to use tools like ChatGPT to organize and amplify those insights. In my latest blog post, I walk you through: ✔️ How to uncover your ideal client’s real struggles and desires ✔️ A sample interview script to get powerful, emotional language ✔️ How to use ChatGPT in deep research mode to write content that converts If you want your website to feel like a mirror for your ideal client—this post is for you. 📖 Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/gnVUKEbD 💬 Tell me—have you ever done market research interviews for your business?

Success takes time. Today I spent the whole day working on content I’ll be posting throughout the week. And sometimes it’s not enough to just use ChatGPT, film, and edit — you have to learn from your mistakes. I’m not fluent in English, but as a Russian guy living in America, I keep improving myself and my delivery video by video. That’s what building a personal brand really takes. #businessowner #EntrepreneurLife

✍️ Want to stand out as a coach? It’s not just about posting more. It’s about building undeniable authority. 💡 Here’s the truth: Writing a book is one of the fastest ways to position yourself as the go-to expert in your field. But most coaches think it takes years to get it done. 🔥 Not anymore. With ChatGPT (used the right way), you can get 80% of your book written in 30 days — using your voice, your expertise, and your stories. 🚫 This is NOT plagiarism. 🚫 This is NOT stealing other people’s ideas. ✅ This is taking your own content — your knowledge, your frameworks, your client results — and feeding it into a Custom GPT that’s trained on you. From there, ChatGPT helps you organize, edit, and draft your book faster than you ever thought possible. Why this works: 1️⃣ Your voice stays authentic. 2️⃣ The AI becomes your writing partner. 3️⃣ You finally have a tangible asset that proves your authority. Imagine handing your book to prospects at events… Imagine selling it online as a lead magnet… Imagine the doors that open when people introduce you as “the author of…” 📚 Authority builds trust. 💼 Trust builds clients. 💵 Clients build your income. If you’re ready to stop thinking about writing your book and start owning it, this is your sign. Drop the word “Book” below ⬇️ I’ll send you the exact prompts and process to create, polish, and publish your book in as little as 30 days. 🚀 The sooner you start, the sooner your book works for you. #BookWriting #ChatGPT #AuthorLife #CoachLife #AIforCoaches #WriteABook #EntrepreneurMindset #AuthorityMarketing #BusinessCoaching #LeadGeneration #PersonalBranding #AItools #BookLaunch #CoachingBusiness

Over the years, I’ve reviewed a lot of content written by different people. And I’ve noticed a pattern. When I tell a writer, “This is too long,” they often run it through ChatGPT, shorten it, and send it back. This often results in a word count drop with all the unnecessary ideas still existing. This is where so many content writers go wrong. Brevity is not about fewer words. It’s about fewer ideas that distract. I decided to make this post because I want more people to see that clarity comes from focus, not compression. And for businesses, brevity paired with clarity helps readers make decisions, which directly impacts conversions and revenue. With this, I have created content that has made my clients say, "Finally got to reading this, its great! You put the words perfectly." I’ve shared the full breakdown in the carousel. I hope you find this useful.

At first, every prompt I wrote started the same: ❌ “Write me a post.” ❌ “Write me an ad.” ❌ “Write me an email.” And every time… I got generic answers. Dry. Robotic. Forgettable. Then it clicked. ChatGPT doesn’t want commands. It wants context. So I stopped telling it to “write.” And I started telling it to act. 👉 “Act as a copywriter who’s studied Ogilvy.” 👉 “Act as my ideal customer who hates wasting money.” 👉 “Act as a coach who simplifies complex topics.” Suddenly, the tone changed. The outputs had personality. And the ideas actually felt human. The lesson? Don’t ask AI to “write.” Ask it to be. Because when you change the role… You change the results. Here’s one you can copy/paste today: Prompt: “Act as a senior copywriter who writes punchy, story-driven LinkedIn posts. Your job is to take my raw idea and turn it into a short post that grabs attention in the first 2 lines, uses simple language, and ends with a clear takeaway. Rewrite this idea: [insert your idea]. Give me 3 variations.” If you found it helpful ♻️ & connect Asad Nazir

🚨 Confession: I never write LinkedIn posts from scratch. Here’s my unfair advantage 👇 I use 8 tools before I even hit “Post.” That’s why I can publish 7 days without burning out. The OLD way most creators work: Stare at a blank page Write, rewrite, delete Post once a week… maybe The NEW way (my system): Research → Structure → Trends → Visuals → Polish. And these are the exact tools that make it happen: 1️⃣ ChatGPT → My research lab + brainstorm partner 2️⃣ Gamma → Carousels & decks in minutes 3️⃣ EasyGen → Hooks, CTAs & post drafts on demand 4️⃣ Notion → My content brain (calendar + templates) 5️⃣ Perplexity → Research with receipts & sources 6️⃣ Grok → Real-time trend radar (what’s hot on X today) 7️⃣ Canva → Fast polish + pro visuals 8️⃣ OpusClip → Long video → viral shorts The truth: Content creators don’t “work harder.” We stack tools that multiply output. That’s why one person burns out after 5 posts, while another grows 10k followers in 90 days. Which tool here is your secret weapon?

Why your first draft is enough Your first draft doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to exist. If you’ve read my last two posts, you know my process is simple: Start messy. Refine. Post. Repeat. When I wrote those posts, I wasn’t chasing perfection. I had one goal — to create. And here’s what I’ve learned: You don’t need perfect grammar. You don’t need big words. You don’t need hours of editing. What you do need is to let go of the pressure to be flawless. When you start sharing your real thoughts and messy first drafts, you realize something: People connect with you, not a perfectly polished version of you. Yes, I use ChatGPT to polish my words. But the core ideas? They’re mine. That’s the real content. So next time you hesitate to post because “it’s not ready yet,” remember: Done is better than perfect. And that’s how you keep creating without burning out. What’s your take? Do you chase perfect or hit publish anyway? #DoneNotPerfect #ContentMindset #CreativeProcess #LinkedInForCreators #ChatGPTForCreatives