Essay planning is where good grades are won. A clear argument and a logical structure make the writing easier and the marking kinder. But planning is also where many students get stuck: they misread the question, collect too much reading, or start writing and hope an argument appears. AI can be a genuinely useful planning … Read more
Some of the most important messages we write are also the shortest: a card to a friend whose mother has died, a note to the nurse who looked after your dad, a thank-you to a neighbour who helped during a hard month. They matter so much that it’s easy to freeze, worried about saying the … Read more
Starting a blog is easier than ever technically, and harder than ever to get noticed. The people who stick with it usually have three things sorted early: a clear topic, a simple plan for the first few months and a writing routine they can keep up. The ones who stop often spend weeks fiddling with … Read more
Your LinkedIn profile is often the first thing a recruiter, client or new colleague sees when they look you up. A vague headline, an empty About section and job entries that just list titles make it easy for people to scroll past, even if your experience is exactly what they need. AI can help you … Read more
A CV has one job: to get you an interview. Most recruiters skim each one quickly, so yours needs to show, at a glance, that you can do the job in the advert. That’s hard to do when you’re staring at a list of past duties and trying to make them sound impressive without stretching … Read more
You’ve been asked to say a few words at a wedding, a big birthday or a retirement do, and now there’s a blank page and a knot in your stomach. Most people aren’t short of love for the person. They’re short of structure, and they worry about rambling, freezing or telling the wrong story in … Read more