Most mistakes don’t come from bad writing—they come from unclear thinking. Before you finalize an email, article, proposal, or business idea, use AI to pressure-test it. The goal isn’t to get compliments. It’s to surface blind spots while there’s still time to fix them.
Start by pasting your draft (or idea) into your favorite AI tool and asking for a tough critique. This flips AI from “writer” to “devil’s advocate,” forcing it to look for ways your message could fail: confusing wording, missing context, weak logic, unrealistic assumptions, or points that could be misread.
The real value is speed. In seconds, you get a checklist of risks you might not notice—especially when you’re too close to the work. Then you revise, tighten, and run it again until the weaknesses shrink. You don’t need to accept every critique, but you do want to notice patterns: if AI repeatedly flags the same issue, a real person likely will too.
Used this way, AI becomes a safety net for your reputation—helping you communicate more clearly and make stronger decisions before you commit publicly.
