It happened to me again! I went to bed at 11pm. At 2am, I jolt awake. My mind is racing, listing everything I have to do for the next week.

And. I. Can’t. Turn. It. Off.

I think I drifted into a light sleep again. But at 4:30am, I can’t stay in bed any longer. I have to tackle the gremlins. I hope I can take a nap later, but I usually get a second wind in the afternoon when I should be catching up on zzz’s. 

Does that ever happen to you? 

When I’m working on adrenaline instead of a peaceful calm, it’s easy for me to turn to my trusty AI to lend a hand for the writing tasks. I mean, AI is never tired. 

And even though no beep-bop robot helped with this email, I’m not gonna get mad at myself for using a tool that’s way faster than me.

The problem is the output. In a sleepy haze, what it delivers sounds almost profound. 

Not this, but that. 

The rule of 3 overload.

The staccato fragmented phrases.

The content is decent. But it sounds…manufactured. Oh! Because it IS!

AI doesn’t think. It just mimics patterns.

And none of AI’s patterns are inherently BAD. But when they’re stacked on top of each other without any feeling, they read like they were generated from C3P0 instead of a human.

That’s the difference between writing that’s generated and writing that’s crafted.

I’m reading more and more backlash against relying on AI for writing. I know for me personally when I read something that’s obviously from a machine instead of someone with a pulse, I’m out. Even if I respect the author.

It’s just…LAZY to lean that heavily on AI and not bring your own soul to your writing.

In my “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore” phase recently, I pulled together the offending AI patterns I see repeated online. 

Then I put them into an editing guide.

It’s called Edit the Sh!t Out of AI.

It’s a must-have for any writer who uses AI in their work at any stage of the game.

There’s also a surprise bonus you’ll be emailed the day after you purchase. It’s called the Self-Snitching Prompt. Basically keeps AI between the guardrails so it doesn’t veer off into robotland.

I’m not fooling myself. AI isn’t going anywhere. And it will probably get better. 

Until then, we humans have to take back our voice. And this guide will get you there.

It’s a no-brainer price (for now) because I truly want to see a change in the plain vanilla, repetitive writing I’m seeing these days. 

This is the kind of guide you’ll use forever. 

It’s packed with tricks of the trade I’ve learned about copywriting over my two decade (plus) career. 

Then I map those techniques with the most common (and even some uncommon) AI patterns to make your work shine.

I’ll keep the price low until enough of them are sold to actually make an impact. Then it’ll be listed at a premium price. So grab your guide now.