You may (or may not) have noticed that I didn’t write an email yesterday.
That was intentional.
See, I wanted to test something.
More specifically.
I wanted to test how healthy and developed my relationship and close connection is to my readers. It turns out, it’s quite healthy.
Today, I woke up to a handful of people pointing out that they didn’t receive an email yesterday and they wanted to see if something went wrong (either on my end or theirs).
While a handful of people doesn’t sound like a lot, you must remember: if one person asks it, dozens more are thinking it.
So that’s an easy way to confirm whether I’m taking up “mental real estate” in people’s heads—and apparently, I am.
If you’ve got a medium where you’re keeping constant connection with your audience, then try this “experiment” out yourself. See whether people notice if you stopped tweeting, posting, emailing, podcasting, or whatever else you might do, just for one day.
The results may very well surprise you and you might learn something new about the routine-like relationship you have with your audience.
As one long-time reader once told me (paraphrased), “Your emails are like getting up to have a quick chat with a friendly co-worker at the water cooler”.
And that’s a good place to be.
Anyway.
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