What's cracking Reader?
I hope you're having an awesome week.
Pretty bold subject line huh?
Here's the thing...
If you've got some extra down time next week or an extra 20 minutes between today and tomorrow to schedule out your newsletter for next week - you totally can. (This will help.)
But if not, it's totally okay to skip a week.
Will your subscribers miss you? Of course, your awesome (duh!)...but you're allowed to take alittle break - guilt free.
Honestly, if you did have that extra 20 minutes to write an email, I'd rather you schedule it to go out between January 2nd - January 6th.
Why?
Because, hopefully you're going to take alittle time off from your business over the next couple of weeks which means January 2 your to do list might be a million miles long...I'd rather you have the extra breathing room to deal with any fires you need to put out.
Plus...(most) people are way more in the action taking mood after New Years Eve then the last week of December.
It's the power of a fresh start and you're going to be there to help them harnessed it...
Whether it's to NOT kill their house plants this year **cough cough**, learning to read tarot, fighting with their spouse less or slicing the time it takes them to write a blog post.
Basically, all I want you to do if you've got super limited time is to complete one task that "2024 you" would be SOOOOO happy you got done for them.
📣 Oh, and before I forget...📣
The winner of the live free action shop - that I'm turning into new paid course and bonus for the Back To Business Bundle paid tier (there's a free tier too) in Feb. 2024 --- is Little List, Big Profit.
But oh man was it sooooooo close.
Only 3 votes behind the winner, was the advance copywriting class and only 1 vote behind that was the 7 figure mindset (which I was stoked to see.)
So don't worry at all. I'll be talking a lot more about mindset and getting comfortable with sales and accepting money in 2024. Because it's not enough to just know what to do, you have to get your brain to actually believe in you, execute consistently and not give up too early when things don't go your way instantly.
Essentially, rewiring your brain to default to always Do the Brave Thing™.
Later Days,
Kate "Here's to a magical end of 2023" Doster
P.S. Are you going to see me next week? Totes.
We'll be chatting about my favorite way to end the year & my word/phrase for 2024. (I'll be asking you yours too, so get your thinking cap on. What's the energy / vibes you want to step into & embody in 2024?)
I'm the host of The Do The Brave Thing Online Business podcast. It's my sole & soul’s mission to put in the hands of good people and prove nice people don’t have to finish last in business. I help those nice people wrangle their brains & write emails people LOOOOVEEE to read. (And buy from.)
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