You know that feeling? It's 3:30 p.m., you opened the document at 2:00 p.m., and there are only three words left written. Not three paragraphs, but three words. And you already want to delete them.
I've experienced it hundreds of times. That mix of frustration and panic that makes you think, "Why is this so hard? How do other people do it?" And then you end up rushing through it late at night, rereading it the next day and thinking, "What the hell did I write?"
The problem is this : the problem isn't you. It's that you're being asked to be five people at once: the creative with the brilliant idea; the analyst who structures the reasoning; the psychologist who understands the audience; the obsessive proofreader; the marketer who knows where to put the right words. All together, at the same time.
Artificial intelligence isn't here to replace you. It's here to do the boring work while you focus on what you do best. It's like when you finally hire someone who takes the accounting off your hands so you can get back to doing what you do best. Only it doesn't cost anything and doesn't get offended if you change your mind for the tenth time.
Let's be clear
YES, let's be clear: AI for content works in an incredibly simple way . You write what you need (even if it's confusing, like "write me a post about... I don't know, leadership, but nothing boring"), and the AI generates a draft for you. Then you review it, tweak what you don't like, add your own real-world examples, adjust the tone. The end.
You don't have to understand how machine learning works or what a Large Language Model is. It's like asking a colleague, "Hey, can you write this for me? I'll fix it." Except that colleague doesn't have 47 other tasks open and responds in 10 seconds.
Tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Copilot, or Jasper are perfectly normal interfaces. No code or complicated configuration. Chat like you would with your sister on WhatsApp. Only, on the other end, it's not your sister who answers, "Well, we'll see," but a system that immediately finds a solution.
Because it really works (and it's not hype)
It saves you a ton of time. What normally takes you an hour and a half to think, write, rewrite, delete everything, and start from scratch... turns into 20 minutes. And I'm not exaggerating. I timed it.
Eliminate the "where do I start?" block . What really kills productivity isn't writing, but starting to write. AI always gives you a starting point. Even if you completely reverse it, at least you've started. Psychologically, it changes everything.
It saves you on bad days. Because yes, there are days when your brain is on overdrive. Before, on those days you produced objectively bad things. Now, AI keeps you at a decent level even when you're at 30%. And on good days? On good days, it gives you ideas you would never have considered on your own.
Why BLIVALE talks to you about AI
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We're here because we understand one simple thing: whether you're an entrepreneur closing deals between airports, a content creator who needs to publish from Bali, a freelancer working from anywhere, a manager managing remote teams... connectivity isn't a luxury. It's your professional life .
And by 2025, being connected means having access to artificial intelligence. Always. Everywhere.
Imagine: you're in a meeting in Barcelona, requested an urgent proposal, and you have 30 minutes before your next appointment. With BLIVALE's unlimited eSIMs, you're seamlessly connected. Open ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Copilot on your phone, generate the proposal outline, customize it on the fly, and send it. Done. No more searching for Wi-Fi, worrying about bandwidth, or missed opportunities.
Or you're a content creator who's always on the go: you need to post, update social media, respond to comments, and create captions for the photos you just took. With a reliable connection and always-on AI, your work never stops. In fact, it gets better.
That's why we're talking about AI: because a stable connection + smart tools = total professional freedom. You're no longer tied to your desk, hotel Wi-Fi, or office hours. You're productive wherever and whenever you want, without compromise.
Our eSIMs give you gigabytes . AI gives you productivity. Together? You're unstoppable!
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Practical examples
Sara's story (the real one, not the invented one)
Sara manages marketing for an SME. A typical profile: excellent, overworked, and always late. Each week, she has to publish three LinkedIn posts, five Instagram posts, and two newsletters. On Friday nights, she usually continued writing. On Saturday mornings, she caught up.
One day I showed him how to use ChatGPT. His first reaction was, "Okay, but it sounds fake." I said, "Try it and let me know."
Monday morning, first coffee. Open ChatGPT and post the week's topics, such as "posts on managing a remote team, newsletters on the new product, subtitles for the interview workshop." The AI generates 15 drafts in 5 minutes.
Sara chooses three and adds examples from her company (the sales manager who organized the meme call, the customer case study, and the workshop photo). Time per piece: 10 minutes instead of 40.
Result after one month: 8 hours saved per week. She's back to having a leisurely breakfast on Saturday mornings. Her posts? They're getting more engagement than before because she writes more relaxed, and it shows.
Valentine and the Business Proposals (The Never-Ending Drama)
Valentine is a consultant. She's excellent at talking to clients and a magician in meetings. Writing proposals? Her own medieval torture. She would procrastinate for days and then spend four hours filled with pain, coffee, and swearing.
I suggested ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Copilot, and chose the one that best suited his style. He was completely skeptical: "But then it loses my style; I sound like a robot."
First proposal with AI: Upload project details (goals, timeline, deliverables), ask: "Write me a proposal for this retail client, professional but not stuffy."
The AI generates the structure for him in three minutes. Valentine brings in his specific experience, a case study he's already completed, and adjusts the tone here and there. Total time: 45 minutes. First thought: "Wow, this is even better than how I did it before!"
Unexpected twist: After three months, you notice that proposals made using this method are closed 15% more frequently. Why? They're clearer, more persuasive, and better structured. It focuses on content, not form.
The HR team I saw transform
Tech company, 80 people. Every time they open a position, the HR team rewrites the job description from scratch. Even for existing positions, they always start from scratch. They're afraid of appearing repetitive or lazy.
I asked them to create templates with AI: “Write a job description for [position], tech sector, friendly but professional tone, emphasis on [skills].” In one morning, they created six basic templates that they customized in 15 minutes.
From 2 hours to 20 minutes per post. Advantage: The new job descriptions are more SEO-friendly (more candidates see them) and clearer (fewer random applicants). Everyone wins!
Mitigating fears and doubts
"But then I lose my originality"
Look, I'll tell you something awkward: you're probably less original than you think. And that's okay.
True originality doesn't lie in the words you use to describe a service or write a post. It lies in your experience, your examples, your perspective. AI doesn't have those qualities. It can't. It hasn't experienced your disaster with client X, it doesn't know about your colleague's brilliant performance, it doesn't know your company's internal policies.
The AI gives you the basic structure, like the foundation of the house. You add the furniture, the paintings, the family photos, that rare sofa you found at the flea market. The final house is 100% yours.
Practice test: Show me 10 pieces of your content written entirely by you and 10 pieces written with AI and your personalization. I bet I don't understand which is which. And if I don't understand it, neither will your readers.
"My clients will understand what AI is."
Only if you copy and paste. It's like serving a frozen pizza that's still frozen and hoping no one notices.
The content created with AI and under your supervision is identical (often better) than the content you write on a stressful day after four calls. You make the difference: real data, real names, real stories, and that specific tone you use.
The AI tells you, "It's important to get regular feedback from your team." You turn that into, "Last week, I was told I always sound angry in my emails. Spoiler alert: I actually was." See the difference? No AI can generate that for you.
"Will you replace me?"
Let's face it: AI is replacing those who insist on working the way they did in 2005. Like those who still print emails to read them better.
Cannot be replaced:
Your ability to understand what a customer really wants
Your experience in knowing when an idea is nonsense
Your intuition about what story to tell and how
Your relationships, your contacts, your reputation.
Your brain says, "No, wait, this isn't working because..."
Who will it replace? Those who do purely mechanical work without adding anything. But if you're reading this article, you're probably not that person.
The real risk isn't that AI will replace me. It's that my AI-powered colleague will overtake me while I'm still here doing everything manually.
How to get started
Step 1: Today, now, after reading this line
Open one of these (all are free to get started):
ChatGPT - The most popular and simple interface
Claude : preferred for longer texts and a professional tone.
Gemini : Convenient if you're already on Google Workspace
Perplexity : Perfect when you need to write and check sources at the same time, excellent for research.
Copilot : Integrated into Microsoft 365, ideal if you already use Word, Outlook, and Teams
Don't watch tutorials, don't read guides, don't waste time. Just open it.
Step 2: If you mess with things that stink, it doesn't matter.
Don't start with the dashboard presentation. Start with:
A LinkedIn post on a topic you know by heart
Respond to an email you've been putting off for days
Captions for those photos you already have prepared
Write something like this, for example: "Write me a 150-word LinkedIn post about the value of feedback in a company. Use a professional but human tone, and include a practical example."
See what you come up with. It probably won't be perfect. Perfect. Adjust it like you would a colleague's draft.
Step 3: Always personalize (that's the secret)
The output of AI is your raw material. You need to add:
A fact about your company
A true name
A story you lived
That saying you always use
The concrete example that makes everything clearer
Golden rule: If after personalizing your text, it could have been written by anyone, you haven't personalized it enough.
Step 4: Save what works
When you find a guideline that works well for you, save it. I have about 20 that I use constantly:
"Take these messy notes and turn them into a professional email."
"Give me 10 catchy headlines for an article on [topic]"
"Rewrite this paragraph in a simpler and more direct way."
"Give me three versions of this post: one serious, one friendly, and one provocative."
These are your "personal templates." Little by little, you build a library of them.
Start time: 10 minutes. Cost: zero. Valid excuses: zero.
Conclusion
Look, AI for content isn't the solution to all of life's problems. It won't turn you into Hemingway if you can't put a sentence together. It won't turn meaningless content into gold.
But what if you're just a regular person who needs to produce content, has little time, and sometimes gets creatively blocked? It's a radical change. Period.
The real value isn't "Wow, I'm writing faster!" It's that you finally have the mental energy to think through strategy, to truly connect with your readers, and to tell those stories only you can tell. Instead of exhausting yourself with the format.
Let's do something. Now, not tomorrow, not "when I have time," but right now: open ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Copilot. Ask them to write you a draft of that content you've been meaning to write for a week. Personalize it with your voice, with your examples. Publish it.
And then look at the clock and calculate how much time you've saved. That's your new standard. It's time you can spend doing things that really matter. Or even leaving early and forgetting about it.
The technology is there. The tools are free. The only thing stopping you is yourself. And, frankly, you have no more valid excuses.
Go ahead, try it. Then tell me how it goes.
