Whenever I put more effort into my business—aka whenever I write more emails, create more content, or talk to more people—I earn more money.
But above all, I enjoy everything a lot more.
It doesn’t just work with business stuff.
I also enjoy reading more if I read more often instead of less.
Now, I’m no expert, no psychologist, no other special type of person who studied stuff like this and can confidently say why this happens.
But I can tell you my experience. And I can guarantee this is no fluke.
In fact, try it out yourself.
Take something you don’t absolutely despise doing. Something you find at least something interesting. And just do a lot of it.
You’ll become better at it. Start to discover the hidden intricacies of the skill you’re pursuing. And you’ll start to appreciate everything you’re doing—and can do—a whole lot more. Which often ends up with you enjoying the activity even more.
I’m not saying you can’t enjoy stuff you don’t do often. Or you can’t enjoy stuff you’re not good at.
Far from it.
I enjoy playing the guitar and I’m awful at it.
But most of the time, your enjoyment only becomes stronger when you actually put in the time and effort to develop the skillset and the understanding to appreciate everything you (or even other people) are doing.
Which brings me to my point.
If you don’t feel like you enjoy writing emails. Or you don’t see it paying off monetarily. Then maybe, just maybe, you’re simply not doing it enough?
And in that case, maybe check out Email Valhalla to help you increase the volume (and overall quality) of your email writing game.
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