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The perfectly valid reason it's hard to do your own marketing
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It’s not that you don’t have the time or energy to do your marketing, Reader But that time and energy feel so precious, it feels scary to use it. You tell yourself that you should send that email, post that Reel, or create that lead magnet.... ...while simultaneously worrying that it's not the right thing to work on, it’s a waste of time, and nobody wants your marketing content (their inboxes are already crowded). When you’re trapped in that ‘I need to do this, but what’s the point’ stalemate, get yourself moving with these three questions:
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The Comfy Business Newsletter | Laura
Join thousands of readers building a business that works around Life Stuff (like chronic physical or mental health conditions, recovery from big life events, caring responsibilities). I send two-ish emails each week, to help you enjoy a more comfy business and life.
Today, I'm delivering questions to consider, not content to consume Reader What's the persistent idea that won't go away, even though you've resisted or ignored it? How can you give it a shot, in an experimental, fun, light way, without it needing to make strategic sense, or achieve a particular outcome? As always, your replies are welcome and encouraged. Did you like this format? Yes, please include more journal prompts in the Comfy Business Newsletter No thanks, I prefer reading emails that...
My cat (the one below, not the one in the banner) has two names. We called her Toastie when she was still with her litter, then when she came to live with us, we decided she looked more like a Flossie. But because we'd already been referring to her as Toastie for a couple of weeks, that name stuck too. Flossie aka Toastie - helping with a jigsaw puzzle Most of the time, my naming skills can be trusted - but it's not a 100%, success rate, Reader During last week’s Voxer Q&A day my mentoring...
I don’t know a lot about cars, but I know enough to realise that the flashing orange engine-shaped light on the dash was not a proclamation of good news, Reader. Early Saturday morning, I drove to the beach while the rest of the family were still sleeping. The engine was a little jumpy to begin with, normal on a cold morning, but when the engine light started flashing, I knew it was time to park somewhere safe, and accept the car was in need of professional help. I was frustrated. This is the...