If you’re trying to lose weight, you wouldn’t eat healthy or exercise for a few days and expect to lose 50 pounds.
If you want to find your soulmate, you wouldn’t go on one blind date and be dejected if it was a dud.
If you’re starting with $1000 in your bank account and have a goal to become a millionaire, you wouldn’t expect to do it in just a week (despite what the “7-Figures-In-One-Month” gurus are promising).
The same goes with daily emails …
You can’t expect to send them for a week or two and have the heavens open up and clients fall in your lap.
Good things take time to build up traction.
When I started emailing my list daily about a year and a half ago, I told myself that I would stick with it regardless of the early results.
I knew some smart people who were doing very well with it and I trusted that if I was consistent for long enough, I would have good things happen too.
Sure enough, the results came.
About a month after I started, I got messages back from the emails that I sent out (something that rarely happened before). And then I began to get discovery calls booked. Then came clients, and also sales for my online programs from my email efforts.
I’ve seen the light and I preach the value of daily emails to any coach or entrepreneur who will listen.
If daily emails intrigue you, but you don’t know how to do it, I’m going to be sharing everything that I do in the October issue of the Secret Coach Club newsletter.
I’ll be giving everything that I’ve learned in the last 526 days of sending daily emails – I’m not holding back with this, grab your copy here:
