I feel like LLMs can be very helpful to double-check a bunch of stuff here, and evaluate alternative-paths and so on, but the "direction" really has to come from you, then you can use the LLM to double-check and what not.
But if you let the LLM set the "direction", then all bets are off, as they don't have a single care about anything in the world, so they'll just do whatever essentially.
I use it very sparingly for stuff like this - and even when I do - I discount its outputs heavily and maybe just use it let me see some blind spots and sanity testing.
IMHO the fix is to read more books. Obviously I mean human-written books, and specifically with prose that you appreciate.
Prose? Don't care, I'm not writing literature, I'm delivering a message. If AI helps that be more clear and faster, great.
Strategic thinking? The LLM has more context than you. Sure, you know more about your company, but AI knows more about the rest.
This is why AI as a tool is amazing.
As a recipient of AI-enhanced texts I must say: AI is not good at making things clearer. Good communication requires that the sender makes the message as simple as possible. AI is anti-simple, because it likes to produce more words, not less.