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28d •
Most people are still chasing the next AI tool or prompt like it’s a shortcut. But the real progress usually comes from building a repeatable process and refining it.
When you have a clear workflow: → understand the reader → define the goal → generate → refine → test Each iteration compounds. You stop starting from zero every time. The first output is just a draft. The system is what makes the results predictable. Curious — what part of your workflow has improved the most since you started focusing on process instead of tools? 👇
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@John Mack Exactly. Once the system is right, the tool just executes. Getting the thinking clear upfront is what makes everything downstream faster and more consistent.
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This week it taught me that clarity beats cleverness. When I am specific about the goal and the reader, the output gets way better and I spend a lot less time fixing it afterward.
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So true. Clear don’ts remove a lot of noise and keep the output focused. I have seen a big difference once I started setting those boundaries upfront.
29d •
One Small AI Habit That Changed My Writing
I stopped asking AI to “write copy.” Now I ask it to critique, rank, and improve. Quality jumped instantly with less effort.
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This is such a smart shift. Using AI as an editor and thinking partner instead of just a writer usually leads to much better results. It’s amazing how much quality improves when you focus on critique and iteration first.
Jan 2 •
Everyone Starts With Bad AI Output
If your AI copy feels weak, you’re normal. Improvement comes from iteration not new tools.
2 likes • Jan 5
This is a great reminder. The first output is usually just a starting point the real gains come from refining the thinking and iterating, not jumping to a new tool every time.
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@Alejandra Botero That is a great way to put it “sharpening the saw” really fits. Once you have a solid framework, iteration becomes a leverage multiplier instead of a grind. The focus on process over tools is what actually makes the workflow scalable and repeatable.
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Hi there I am William jakson. I am Markating expert
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