Matt Wolfe shows how to turn spoken answers into written documents: record yourself talking, transcribe it, then use AI to rewrite it into an article or PDF. He used this method on a recent HubSpot project with his assistant Emily to avoid typing out long responses.
One thing that I like to do when trying to create, like, documents like PDFs or any sort of written blog posts or things like that is I like to speak them out and then have them transcribed and then use AI to sort of reword the transcription for me into something that sounds more like a written article versus just like reading a transcript. The most recent one I did was HubSpot reached out to me and asked if I can help them create a PDF on all of my thoughts on, like, the AI world right now. And they sent me this questionnaire with, like, four 14 questions on it. I looked at it and went, man, I'm gonna have to actually, like, sit down and type out responses to this whole thing. This is gonna be a pain in the butt. So what I actually did instead was I gave this questionnaire to Emily, who's my assistant. We jumped on a call, and I said, read these questions to me. Just pretend like you're interviewing me for a podcast or something.
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