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The “lazy way” to write daily emails
While the whole internet is arguing back and forth about whether or not you’re allowed to use AI in your writing…
I’m just over here using it to make my life easier.
I’m sharpening my ideas, my emails are more authentically written by me than ever been before. And what’s best, they’re bringing all the buyers out of the woodwork.
So far it’s just an experiment.
But it seems to be working.
Here’s the deets:
I riff ideas into my phone, run them through AI using some proven frameworks (SOLO method, Heaven / Hell, etc…) and I get a half dozen email ideas in minutes.
I just walk.
Ramble to myself like I normally do.
(Only instead I record it and let the AI I’m training save me hours of time trying to transcribe brainstorming sessions).
Think about it…
It’s like having a personal assistant following you around 24/7.
Instead of sitting there staring at a blinking cursor, you just go do what makes you feel energized, capture a few thoughts, then you’ve got a solid email outline that let’s you easily bang them out into the galaxy whenever you sit down to write.
No more drowning in endless hours of content creation.
Instead, you could have a simple system that helps you write emails that actually sell. Get yourself in the green, free up your brain, and start focusing solely on the stuff that moves your business forward.
The internet is already moving faster than any of us can keep up with.
Before, you were competing with cat videos.
Brutal enough as it is.
Now you’re competing with armies of AI content mills pumping out more noise than your poor subscribers can handle. They know they need help from someone like you. But they’re still stuck wondering who to trust.
But with a strategy that works, and a message that speaks to your ideal clients soul…
You don’t have to second guess.
You don’t have to make content creation your new 9-5.
You can just put simple words in an email, written your way, that get you paid.
And if you want my help with that, you can apply here today:
Your pal,
Kevin Hood