How to have AI interview you and be your ghostwriter
"I don’t have time to create content." Sound familiar? If you’ve ever told yourself that, you’re not alone. But here’s the thing—you do have time. You just don’t have a ghostwriter. Or at least, you didn’t realize you had one in your pocket all along: AI.
In this post, I’ll show you how I used AI to interview myself, extract my best ideas, and create a script that actually sounds like me. And I’ll prove it with two videos: one where AI interviews me, and another with the final script in action. Let’s dive in.
Step 1: Using AI to interview myself
The biggest challenge with content creation isn’t the writing—it’s knowing what to say. That’s where AI comes in. Instead of staring at a blank page, I let AI do the heavy lifting by interviewing me.
Here’s how it worked:
I prompted the AI to ask me questions about content creation.
It asked smart, relevant follow-ups that forced me to think deeper.
I spoke my responses out loud, letting AI capture my thoughts naturally.
This wasn’t some robotic Q&A—it was a real conversation that pulled ideas out of my brain faster than I could type them.
Step 2: AI turns my words into a script
Once I had my raw ideas, I asked AI to organize them into a structured script. But here’s the key: I didn’t just take the first draft it gave me. I refined it, tweaked the tone, and made sure it sounded like me—not a generic AI-generated post.
What I got was a polished, natural-sounding script that kept my voice intact. No robotic AI weirdness. No lifeless filler. Just my thoughts, cleaned up and ready to share.
What this means for you, the busy person
If you’ve been struggling to create content because you think it takes too much time, think again. AI isn’t here to replace your voice—it’s here to help you find it.
A few key takeaways:
AI isn’t just for generating content—it’s great at extracting ideas from your head.
You can talk instead of type, making the process faster and more natural.
The final product still sounds like you, because it’s built from your own words.
So, do you really not have time to create content? Or are you just not using the ghostwriter in your pocket? Give it a shot and see what you can create.
