Write the Week Once
Seven days of community content in one sitting. Everything from the workshop, written down so you can do it on your own.
Free. Bring one community you belong to.
How do you write a week of community posts in one sitting?
Choose one community you belong to but do not own. Find the gap between what people ask and what goes unanswered. Let an AI interview you instead of guessing. Plan seven varied days, then write the posts and sharpen the titles. It takes about an hour, and you keep the final say on every word.
Showing up is a second job.
Showing up in communities every day is a second job. The days you cannot do it are the days people notice.
I posted ten times a day, by hand, across more than a hundred communities. It worked, and it cost me. This is the part I wish I had started with: write the week once, in your own voice, with the thinking done properly, so the posting stops eating your energy.
A week of posts, ready.
Seven days written
For a community you belong to, in your voice.
Titles that get opened
The title is all anyone sees in a notification.
A rhythm that behaves
Posting that respects other people’s notifications.
Take it with you.
The handout
One page. The starter prompt, the follow up prompts, the four tips, the spreadsheet columns and the exact category rule.
The slides
All twelve slides, with the Rising Muse examples.
Both files, one download
Pop your email in and the pack downloads here, with a copy in your inbox. You also get every free EPIC tool.
The full recording of the workshop is part of the paid replay module in Skool, so it is not on this page.
Do it on your own.
Each step has a finish line, so you know when to move on. Open ChatGPT or Claude in a new tab and leave it empty.
Choose one community
5 minutesPick a community you are in and do not own, and know a little about. Write its name at the top of a page and copy its About page or description.
Find your lane
5 minutesScroll the community for two minutes. Write one line on what people keep asking, and one line on what gets asked and goes unanswered. The gap between them is your lane.
Paste the starter prompt
7 minutesPaste this into ChatGPT or Claude, with the community’s description where it says. It interviews you first and writes nothing until you choose a lane.
Plan the seven days
8 minutesAsk for one idea a day, varied on purpose so no two neighbouring days feel alike.
Write the week
12 minutesPick one format. Put the community’s rules in the prompt. Write one post, read it, fix it, then ask for the other six.
Then rewrite every title. The title is the whole notification.
Check before you post
3 minutesAlways check each post against the community’s own rules yourself too. The AI drafts. You decide.
Imagine a month
You have just written seven days. Now imagine thirty, across several communities, without waking up every day to paste each one in by hand.
Make it read like a person.
Post when they are active
Look at when the community is busy, not when you are free.
Never the same minute
Stagger communities so it reads like a person, not a tool.
The title is the post
It is all members see in their notifications. Write it first.
Use the comments filter
Find the threads worth replying to, in your notifications.
The spreadsheet.
The tool I showed in the workshop is Steady for Skool, a Chrome extension that schedules and publishes posts to Skool communities. It takes a spreadsheet with six columns, one row per post.
| Column | What goes in it |
|---|---|
| community | The community’s exact name, the same on every row |
| category | The exact category name, copied from Skool |
| title | The post title. It is what shows in notifications |
| content | The full post, in double quotes. A blank line inside the quotes makes a new paragraph. Links look like [text](url) |
| datetime | Your local time, written YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM, for example 2026-11-03 09:30. It must be in the future |
| images | File names split by a semicolon. Leave blank for a text post. Names must match the real files |
community,category,title,content,datetime,imagesSteady for Skool has a 7 day free trial. The seven days you wrote today cost nothing to schedule.
Steady runs from your own browser, so the computer needs to be on with Chrome open when a post is due. You do not need Steady to use anything on this page. You can post by hand.
The Group Strategy System 2.0.
A skill and a Notion dashboard. The skill sorts your groups, writes quick posts, and builds a Signature Series, four connected posts that make you the person people go to in one group. If you use Steady, it can turn your finished posts into an import file.
- The Group Strategy skill, all four modes
- The Groups Manager Notion dashboard
- Works in AI tools that support skills
- Use it for yourself and for your clients
For one person. You may not resell, share or alter the skill. Full terms are included.
Summit code
Use this code at checkout for £47 instead of £67. Open for a few days after the workshop, closing on Friday 30 October 2026.
Before you start.
Do I need ChatGPT or Claude?
You need one AI chat tool you can paste into. The prompts work in ChatGPT, Claude and similar tools.
What if I only have twenty minutes?
Do steps 1 to 4 and plan the seven days, then write one post a day when you have time. A plan you can follow beats a week you never finish.
What if the community is private?
The method works the same. The search and answer engine angle matters less, so focus on being useful to the members.
Can I post these exactly as the AI writes them?
No. Read and edit every post, and check it against the community’s own rules. The AI drafts. You decide.
Do I need Steady for Skool?
No. It is optional, and it only works for Skool communities. Everything in the workshop works without it. If you do want to schedule the week you wrote, it has a 7 day free trial, so that costs nothing.
Can I use the Group Strategy System for client work?
Yes. You keep and may use everything it produces, for yourself and for your clients. The skill itself is one licence for one person and may not be resold or shared.
Is the code still valid?
The code EPICMOTION works until Friday 30 October 2026.