I work every day. There is no reward. Nobody cheers me up. Nobody would notice if I decided to sleep in. But… Fuck that. Being average wasn’t meant for me. I love pain and adversity. The only problem is life rarely gives me enough pain to be satisfied.

brutal honesty https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Rtm6YImWCm6PKLMNvl6zPRYwrqAgkOT91Uo7Altq8eo/edit?usp=sharing

👉 Question: From @Danish - "Should I just start to outreach after the 8-hr course or practice the service I will pe providing, get some great samples, form them into testimonials and then start outreach? I'm just a little confused." 👉 Answer: Yes, start outreaching right after watching the 8 hour course. Look at all the notes you took and immediately take action on those notes/tasks so it's cemeted in your mind and you start building a habit (this goes for any free course too). You can outreach and work on your copy at the same time, they're both different skills to build. But I'd recommend spending more time outreaching as a beginner, and here's the key, improve your outreach over time.

the pain of discipline is short-term but that of regret lasts longer let's keep grinding💪

Some people lie to their clients. While it might make me sound like a psycho, The truth is, I’m one of those people. Hear me out for just a second, ok? When I say I “lie” to clients, I don’t mean promising them a billion dollars and then delivering nothing. Instead, I lie in the correct (and ethical) way. Here’s what that looks like: The client asks for 5 emails, I send them 8. I say the copy will be done by the end of the week, But then send the completed Google doc early by Friday at the latest. Technically, I’m still lying… …But in a good way. So when I say I “lie” to my clients, It means I overdeliver like a crazy person on drugs. You might be thinking… “Great, more work for the same pay. 🙄” But you’ve got it all backward. Overdelivering is about strategy. You create a reputation, Clients start talking about you in their circles, Referrals come pouring in, And you become the go-to copywriter everyone wants to hire. So start “lying” to clients (the right way of course).