As a writer working with many companies (in Nigeria and abroad), I knew the constant pressure of meeting deadlines. It was a never-ending cycle of stress and anxiety that hung over me like a dark cloud. I couldn't afford to miss any of my deadlines, but I also couldn't expend all my energy on just one project.

The weight of my work became unbearable, and something had to change. That's when I discovered one of those AI writing software. At first, I was hesitant. Could a machine really write what I was thinking? I saw many of them but they were all too expensive to constantly use for my clients. I had to dig really deep to find one that fits my price range. I opened the website www.aspireai.co and got free 10,000 words to try with. I went for it!

The first thing I noticed about this AI writer was its incredible speed. It could generate hours of content in no time, and I was amazed at how accurate and concise it was. It understood my style of writing and adapted to it seamlessly. I was really happy and believed this was the game changer.

At the beginning, things went smoothly. I was able to meet all my deadlines easily, and my clients were pleased with the quality of my work. However, I soon realized I had become dependent on the software. The machine was doing all the work, and I had grown too comfortable.

It wasn't until one day when MTN decided to show me shege that I realized how much I had come to rely on it. My deadline was rapidly approaching, and I was powerless. I could feel my anxiety returning with a vengeance.

But, then, something unexpected happened. My time with the software had taught me some valuable lessons about writing. I had become more efficient and organized, and I had learned to trust my instincts. So, even without the software, I was able to meet my deadline but I still use the software as an assistant especially when I'm experiemcing writer's block.

I use Aspireai.co, to supplement to my own skills. With the tech's help, I meet deadlines with ease, but I also knew that if the worst happened, I could do it on my own.

It has taught me to be more efficient and explore new tactics and it also helped me meet deadlines without compromising on quality.

When I used up my free word credits, I decided to check their pricing because things like these are usually very expensive. I went on the site and saw N900/month. How I thought it was a mistake but I got it anyways. To test run it I went for the N900 monthly plan for 20,000 words and that was when things got interesting.

I submitted my clients jobs before deadlines without compromising on quality. My writing was still intact and the site gave me contents that were very specific to my needs.

I submitted in time and was able to apply for more gigs. I got more time, more gigs and offered better quality enough to raise my pricing.

I'll check the site too, thanks for sharing.

Mrvictorwrite:
I'll check the site too, thanks for sharing.

yes you should. Really helpful