A quick hack to maintain your voice for one-off sessions.

This might not be sustainable since these days we want every thing to be a workflow we never have to return to. But I thought to share because someone might need this.

These days I tend to write down thoughts as they come and this practice has helped me write more. It’s a refreshing experience and I’m grateful for that.

I remember the early days of grammarly. I used grammarly to structure my sentences and correct any typos or grammatical errors.

But now everything goes through Claude.

So if you can follow through with writing your first draft, here’s the hack.

AI is great at refining drafts to make it clearer and preserve your idea without drifting. But it might introduce words and phrases outside of your voice. It’s even worse if it’s the AI voice that we don’t like.

💥HACK: When refining your draft, tell it to retain your voice and choice of words as much as possible except in times where there’s an unclear message, grammar issue or wrong choice of words. And for every change made, it has to give a summary of what changed and why so that we can apply judgment.

If we think about, this doesn’t have to be a one-off exercise. You can begin to train your Copy agent based on these types of sessions and in no time you have a system that writes in your voice.

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A quick hack to maintain your voice for one-off sessions.