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Putting AI to work for independent expert women 50+
The Expert’s Pass, free

Keep your
scepticism.
Lose the slow reread.

For consultants, advisers, coaches and trainers who use AI, on client work or for their own marketing.

First comes a short check for sensitive information, so your client work can go in too. Then a reusable second read points to the few things worth fixing, before your name goes on it.

Send me the build guide
Ten minutes to set up in Claude or ChatGPT, and yours to keep.

AI saves you twenty minutes on the draft.

Then most of that goes back into checking it.

Because checking AI output has no real method to it. Just a slower reread. A second look at every number. A hunt for the sentence that sounds convincing but rests on something nobody said. And a last pass to see whether it still sounds like you.

And on client work, the first question comes before any of that: what can go into the tool at all?

And the annoying part is: this works.

You do catch things.

So it stays manual, on everything, twice.

The Expert’s Pass gives that second read a method.

The worked example

Watch it work first.

Step 1: the clean-copy check

In your own document:
Client’s name
Into the tool:
[CLIENT]

Sensitive information comes out on your own computer, before anything goes into AI.

Step 2: the second read

The draft

What AI produced, looks fine at a glance

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, the opportunity for [CLIENT] to expand into the Nordic SaaS market is substantial. The Nordic B2B software sector grew 23.4% in 2024, outpacing the wider European market, and is projected to reach EUR 14.2bn by 2026 (McKinsey, 2023). Given the well-documented shift away from on-premise software, a cloud-first entry is clearly the only sensible route. By leveraging cross-functional synergies and a customer-centric go-to-market motion, [CLIENT] will capture share within two quarters. This approach is guaranteed to improve retention and will undoubtedly establish the company as the category leader within twelve months.

Reads competent.

Now see what the Pass found.

The Expert’s Pass, second read

1False confidence
“EUR 14.2bn by 2026 (McKinsey, 2023)”
High

the citation looks plausible and may not exist. Confirm the report, the claim and the year.

2Flattened voice
“leveraging cross-functional synergies,” “customer-centric go-to-market motion,” “category leader”
Low

generic consultant register. None of it sounds like you, and none of it commits to a view.

3Dropped standards
“is guaranteed to improve retention”
High

absolute claim, no mechanism or evidence. Overreaches.

Show the other five findings
1False confidence
“grew 23.4% in 2024”
High

precise figure, no source. Where did this come from?

“a cloud-first entry is clearly the only sensible route”
High

a premise smuggled in as settled fact, then the whole route rests on it. Is the shift real for this segment, and does it make cloud-first the only option?

“will capture share within two quarters … will undoubtedly establish the company as the category leader within twelve months”
High

certainty of tone with nothing behind it.

2Flattened voice
“In today’s fast-paced digital landscape”
Low

filler opener; could front any document.

3Dropped standards
“within two quarters” / “within twelve months”
Low

specific timelines with nothing behind them.

Your call: 2 to verify, 1 assumption, 1 over-claim, 2 voice flags, 2 standards flags. Over to you.

What the Pass hands back

Eight things worth a second look. Found in one pass.

You still decide what matters. You just stop looking for the needle yourself.

The Pass finds. You decide.

It does not rewrite the work for you. It does not decide what is true. And it does not lower the bar until the draft passes.

What comes back is a short list: two figures to verify, one assumption you never granted, a few lines that could have come from anyone. Some take a minute to fix. Chasing a source that may not exist takes longer.

But instead of rereading 1,200 words wondering what you missed, you start with the two or three things actually worth your attention. The time moves from finding the problems to dealing with them.

Which was always the part only you could do.

What you get

Three things, and you keep all three.

1

Client work you can use it on. A short check takes out whatever identifies your client before anything goes into AI, including the details that still point to them after the name has gone.

2

The same second read, every time. Set up once in Claude or ChatGPT, it puts every AI draft through the same three checks, instead of whatever occurs to you on the day.

3

A short list to check instead of another slow reread. The Pass brings back the figures, assumptions, voice slips and standards problems worth your attention. You decide what gets changed.

You are still the one who says what is good enough.

Ten minutes to build. Projects are on the free plan of both Claude and ChatGPT, so nothing has to be bought.

What lands in your inbox

An email arrives with a link to the build guide, which takes you through the check and the set-up step by step, with the instruction set ready to copy.

Give your second read a method.

The next time AI hands you a draft that looks right, stop rereading the whole thing hoping you notice what is wrong.

Give the hunt to the Pass.

Keep the judgement for yourself.

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