“Your only limitation is your ability to describe what you want AI to do.” — Michael Boyens Most professionals aren’t struggling with access to AI. They’re struggling to get outputs that are actually useful. Right now, the limiting factor isn’t technical — it’s linguistic. In 2025, your edge comes from how clearly you frame, sequence, and refine your instructions. Because here’s the truth: AI doesn’t replace your thinking. It amplifies it. And that makes language the most underused productivity lever in your workflow. 🎯 We’re about to launch a short, high-impact course to help you master this — fast. Details soon. If this resonates, repost and follow Streamline Edge for Part 2 next week. #AIForBusiness #CollaborativeAI #WorkflowDesign #StreamlineEdge
Exactly. The real edge isn’t access to AI—it’s clarity. Those who can frame and refine their instructions turn AI into amplification, not noise.
As a passionate language coach and marketing communication specialist, I could not agree more with your approach.. We need to have a strategic approach to crafting our communication with human and AI collaborators so we can be effective leaders. Indeed, "Prompt to perform" and communicate to achieve. Sadly that science is under-rated and we see the damage that this causes in many businesses. AI forces us to lift our game. Your course has value beyond helping participants becoming more effective as we use AI.
Could not agree more Nicole.
Precise instruction creates precise outcomes - whether dealing with AI, staff, or suppliers. The clarity principle remains constant regardless of the tool.
That’s a very timely reminder Nicole. It’s a bit like how we define the output of computers- what you put in comes out in buckets (good or bad)
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1wMy team and I are indeed looking forward to this series . The tips and traps are what sets you apart from others. You guys own this space in my view.