When you hear "let AI handle your social media posts", don't you think "it'll write something strange on its own"?
I did too.
AI sometimes writes things that aren't true, with full confidence. In the communications of my own business, that's absolutely not acceptable.
So in my system, AI is strictly the "drafting clerk".
The only things posted are texts I have read and approved.
Here's how it works.
First, I set aside just 30 minutes once a week.
I hand AI my daily notes and diary, and have it make several draft posts.
From those, I choose only the ones I can say "these are my words" about, and put them in a stock (a pool).
Anything that feels off, I fix or throw away.
After that, every morning, one post from the pool goes out automatically.
The good thing about this approach is that there is no room for AI to run wild in the first place.
Everything that gets published is something my past self approved.
It solved both "the fear of leaving it to AI" and "the burden of keeping it up every day" at once.
I call this the "approved pool" approach.
Even if you don't build the system, I'd be glad if you took away just this way of thinking.
In how we work with AI, there's a sweet spot between "leave everything to it" and "do everything yourself".
A course that explains how to build this system goes on sale on Saturday 25 July at 7 a.m.
The first 10 copies are 980 yen.
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