Use a Different AI to Review Your Writing (My 30% Rule)
I write with one AI and review with a different one. The second model sees blindspots the first model can't see in its own work.
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One Source, Three Channels: The Test That Cut My Workflow
I produced three versions of every blog post until a side-by-side reading test showed the multi-format pipeline was carrying weight that did not need to be there.
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Rewriting AI Drafts: 6 Rewrites, 6 Rules, One Morning
Each rewrite revealed a rule the draft was breaking. Here is the drill-down for fixing AI writing that feels off.
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The Rewrite Tax: I Shipped 12 Posts Before My Foundation Settled
I shipped 12 posts while my foundation was still moving. Every shift forced a sweep across all of them. Here is the audit that saves the rewrite tax.
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I Rebuilt My AI Writing System 5 Times. 4 Lessons Survived
Five versions of the same AI setup taught me four lessons that apply to any AI writing workflow. Skip the rebuilds.
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Brand Anchor Lines: Stop Losing Your Best Writing
Every long-form piece you publish has one or two lines worth saving. Build a file to catch them, organize by topic, and use them across channels.
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Why I Killed My Own Story Bank File
When two files claim to tell the same story, one of them eventually drifts. The drift turns into a tax you keep paying every time you write.
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AI Will Invent Specifics if You Let It
AI does not lie on purpose. It pattern-matches. If you do not tell it to ask before inventing, it will fill the blanks with details that sound right but are not yours.
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Why Your AI Writing Sounds Choppy (and the 80/15/5 Fix)
Real human voice mostly breathes. If your AI drafts read as a string of short fragments, that is the giveaway, not the voice.
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