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In a very specific order. Here's what to read so you're not numb in the brain while you write/ edit with AI.
How to write clearly by Tom albrighton?
Made to stick by chip and Dan heath
The workshop survival guide by Rob Fitzpatrick and Dev Hunt.
I hope your writing gets better because I'd like to read it.#marketingstrategy #booksuggestions
Transcript
Everyone's addicted to writing with AI, so I'm gonna tell you how to cheat. I've read all of these books on writing. You don't have to read all of them. I've narrowed it down to three. So based on how senior you are in your company and how much clout you want, I'm gonna tell you which books to read. So you look more sure of worse. People ask you less clarifying questions. And then in the end, you look better than the person next to you because it looks like you know more or enough to write from your own brain, not borrow, an artificial brain for a while. Okay? So this is how to write better no people think you know more. The first book you need to read is How to Write Clearly by Tom Albrighton. Everyone should read this. The reason everyone should read this, including you, is because this is how to get an idea from your head to anyone else's. Explains to you how to use words, sentences, choose the verbs, choose the nouns, whatever. It's actually easier than using artificial intelligence in the end because you will know what makes a good sentence. If you have a little bit more responsibility than that and you are in charge of coming up with not just like telling people idea.