I haven’t been hand-copying sales letters anymore.
This bad behavior of mine has been going on for almost a month now (25 days to be precise). Truth be told, I have no excuse for it either.
It all started when I messed up my shoulder a while back (even though it wasn’t my writing shoulder). Still, my mind found it a good enough reason to convince myself that it’s ok to “take a break” because of it.
Yet it wasn’t until I sat down recently and looked at my daily goals and tasks I was supposed to do that I finally noticed how I still hadn’t gotten back to doing this daily practice of mine (a practice I have no doubt has been helping me develop as both a (copy)writer and a marketer).
This might sound recognizable to you, it might not.
Who knows.
Either way, let this be a reminder to check back in on your (positive) habits once in a while to make sure everything’s in order.
Another such habit that I’ve found to immensely improve my life ever since the day I started doing it—and it has only continued to improve my life more and more the longer I keep on doing it consistently and religiously, day in, day out—was the practice of writing an email every single day.
No exceptions.
I was writing daily emails when barely anybody was reading them, when I had nothing to sell, and yes, even when I thought I had nothing to say or write about.
Even more.
All of these so-called “problems” are solved by writing daily emails and staying consistent.
Day after day.
Email after email.
Do this for at least 30 days and you’ll soon realize 1) people will start listening/reading your stuff 2) you’ll figure something out that you can sell (and something your readers need/want 3) the more you write, the more things you’ll have to say to the point where if you’ve been writing for a long enough time you’ve got too many things you want to say/write about and not enough time/days/emails to write about them.
Anyway.
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