Hi friend, I write this on a Saturday night with only 15 hours between writing and you receiving this issue. It’s not something I like because it means I’ll edit on the same day which makes me prone to making typos. But it’s what life has been since I got married because with a new transition + new products (launched a
I am really disappointed when i came to know that you have blocked me on Twitter. Please forgive me if i was offensive in any of my action. Your thought process really helped my mind to clear and surpass the path of my journey. I would really be thankful if you keep me in your circle.
Every time you show up in my twitter feed I smile. I smile even more when it's an email. I am so thankful for the way you show up. You have so much to offer.
Ideally I'd suggest to make the most of one piece of content by adapting it both into article and newsletter form. Not a straight copy-paste but an adaptation that reads more personal in newsletter form.
It's a method that might potentially avoid burnout, yet keep your current schedule afloat.
And no, we won't forget you. I think the newsletter format really allows for your real fans to read/interact since a mailbox typcially is a place that people address with a lot of attention these aren't the same people that get bored and read another/ignore your newsletter. :)
For me, there is no need to reinvent the wheel. You could just share an article on those off weeks, or share it with a short preamble about whats up if you want to make it more personal. Come on, even with following you on Medium there's no seeing everything you post.
I also respect the desire not to sell too much to your email list, but you might be overcorrecting. In the last email I got from you, you deliberately didn't put a link to your offer after mentioning it. That's silly. Why would I mind a link if I don't want to click it? It's leaving money on the table or potentially inconveniencing someone who is interested.
I understand an every 3 week sale cycle might be a lot, but I hope you can find a middle ground and not stop selling totally to your email list. You deserve to make money and as a fellow business owner, I don't like any content philosophy that totally cuts out selling. There's no shame in trying to help people through paid offers, and women especially have to overcome a lot more shade around selling. Question it. My two cents.
I am really disappointed when i came to know that you have blocked me on Twitter. Please forgive me if i was offensive in any of my action. Your thought process really helped my mind to clear and surpass the path of my journey. I would really be thankful if you keep me in your circle.
Thank you.
You will not be forgotten, so lose that fear. Schedule in a manner that works for you, and adjust as needed.
Every time you show up in my twitter feed I smile. I smile even more when it's an email. I am so thankful for the way you show up. You have so much to offer.
Do whatever feels right to you.
Ideally I'd suggest to make the most of one piece of content by adapting it both into article and newsletter form. Not a straight copy-paste but an adaptation that reads more personal in newsletter form.
It's a method that might potentially avoid burnout, yet keep your current schedule afloat.
And no, we won't forget you. I think the newsletter format really allows for your real fans to read/interact since a mailbox typcially is a place that people address with a lot of attention these aren't the same people that get bored and read another/ignore your newsletter. :)
For me, there is no need to reinvent the wheel. You could just share an article on those off weeks, or share it with a short preamble about whats up if you want to make it more personal. Come on, even with following you on Medium there's no seeing everything you post.
I also respect the desire not to sell too much to your email list, but you might be overcorrecting. In the last email I got from you, you deliberately didn't put a link to your offer after mentioning it. That's silly. Why would I mind a link if I don't want to click it? It's leaving money on the table or potentially inconveniencing someone who is interested.
I understand an every 3 week sale cycle might be a lot, but I hope you can find a middle ground and not stop selling totally to your email list. You deserve to make money and as a fellow business owner, I don't like any content philosophy that totally cuts out selling. There's no shame in trying to help people through paid offers, and women especially have to overcome a lot more shade around selling. Question it. My two cents.
You could try it and evaluate. Perhaps it will work better for you. If not you can change back.