Robyn Anderson shows Melissa, a funeral director with 30 years of experience, how to write her first book using AI. Upload your notes to NotebookLM for an outline, then use Claude trained on your voice to draft the manuscript.
Melissa is a funeral director with over 30 years experience in her industry. She's getting into AI because she wants to write a book. She's asking me which stack to use. Melissa, all you need to use are two tools. First, NotebookLM. I want you to upload all of the notes, all of the content that you've been creating for the past 30 years that's going to help you write this book into NotebookLM as the source. You guys, if you haven't tried NotebookLM yet, it is a free tool by Google and it's so amazing. It will take all of that content and help you write and organize only based on the sources that you upload. So that's where I would first take it and create a really solid outline. From there, I would go and use Claude. Hopefully you have Claude trained on your voice and your tone, and it is your partner by now. If it's not, check the link in my bio and I'll get you up to speed on how to train Claude to sound just like you. But I would use those two tools to write your book. Best of luck, and if you have more AI questions, put them in the comments below.
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