'Stop trying to sound like your favorite online coach. Stop posting value just because it looks good on your grid. I want you to start creating content that's true, true to your voice, true to your offers, and true to your audience.'
Takeaway:'We have to stop calling it value when it's just noise. Just because you posted something educational, just because you shared a how-to or a tip or a motivational quote, doesn't mean your audience actually felt anything.'
Takeaway:'They don't need more content, they need more clarity, they need more connection. They need to feel like you're the real fucking deal, not just the next pretty voice in the void.'
Takeaway:'When I started asking myself, does this move someone? Does this help them take action or see things differently? Does this sound like me? And honestly, that shift changed everything...'
Takeaway:'Write the fucking email that sounds like you, not another email template, because that, that is what people remember. That's what builds trust. That's what's going to make someone want to work with you.'
Takeaway:'I've shared tips that sounded good on paper, but didn't do shit for my business. I've pushed value out into the world because I thought I was supposed to, but I wasn't really saying anything at all.'
Takeaway:'If I explained how I used mine to grow my list by 10,000 subscribers, if I shared a client example and then I said, Do you want help fixing yours? Come and join the Email Growth Club. I've got a whole workshop waiting for you. That is value. It's not just helpful, it actually leads somewhere and it moves the relationship forward.'
Takeaway:'Real value equals clarity, connection and conversion. If it's not building trust, if it's not making your audience feel something, and if it's not rooted in who you are and how you serve, then it's just content for content's sake.'
Takeaway:'Because consistency without connection is just busy work. And something that I learned the hard way, busy work does not pay the bills.'
Takeaway:'Real value creates momentum. It makes someone stop scrolling, it makes them feel understood. It gives them a next step or a new lens to look through.'
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