The idea to put into practice.
First check whether the draft answers the question. Then review facts, commitments, tone, recipients and attachments. This catches problems a spelling check cannot.
Remove sensitive internal context. Verify what the recipient should see. Do not keep a promise because the sentence sounds helpful.
Tamaam’s principle is that Nefer proposes and a person approves. Keep this distinction visible for messages, scope changes and money.
A useful way to approach it
- Check the actual question.
- Verify facts and promises.
- Review recipients and sensitive details.
- Edit and approve deliberately.
Try it with fictional work.
Review a draft promising an extra feature ‘at no cost by Friday.’ List required approvals and source facts.
Before you move on
- Question answered
- Promises verified
- Internal context removed
- Person approves
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