I’ve pretty much stuck to that, and it adds a lot of excitement and self-confidence to my work life.

I’ve pretty much stuck to that, and it adds a lot of excitement and self-confidence to my work life.

For example, I need to use Google Adwords and employ more Copywriting on my landing pages … I can’t seem to find enough evidence in my busy day … that a specific resource will answer all my questions effectively. For example, Perry Marshalls

Part of the inertia is the unwillingness to waste our time trying new techniques that may not work as well as promised!

For example, I need to use Google Adwords and employ more Copywriting on my landing pages … I can’t seem to find enough evidence in my busy day … that a specific resource will answer all my questions effectively. For example, Perry Marshalls

Part of the inertia is the unwillingness to waste our time trying new techniques that may not work as well as promised!

@John Manley – Good observations. The principles stay the same, but the techniques definitely change.

@Note Taking Nerd – Fear may indeed be what lurks beneath laziness, at least for some of us. I never thought about it that way before. Thanks for the book/program recommendations.

@Kingsley – Perhaps because adopting and mastering new techniques almost always takes more time and effort than we expect? Just a thought.

@John Manley – Good observations. The principles stay the same, but the techniques definitely change.

@Note Taking Nerd – Fear may indeed be what lurks beneath laziness, at least for some of us. I never thought about it that way before. Thanks for the book/program recommendations.

@Kingsley – Perhaps because adopting and mastering new techniques almost always takes more time and effort than we expect? Just a thought.

I agree with you … i find myself wondering why I don’t adopt new techniques and learn new but better and more effective strategies faster … ?

I’m glad I am not the only one. That is probably the biggest challenge facing me in my professional and personal life

I agree with you … i find myself wondering why I don’t adopt new techniques and learn new but better and more effective strategies faster … ?

I’m glad I am not the only one. That is probably the biggest challenge facing me in my professional and personal life

I heard it once said that when we claim we’re not doing something because we’re lazy, we’re lying.

We’re just using the word lazy because it’s sounds better than what we’re actually feeling on a deeper level.

Fearful.

Especially when it pertains to starting something new.

Fear of looking bad in front of people.

Fear of not being perfect.

Fear of the unknown.

Saying “I’ve been too lazy to study.” Sounds better in our minds than saying “I’m afraid to succeed.”

I’ve been afraid of a lots of things in my life and I’ve always searched for ways to cover them up with softners.

Fear of success was and still is one of those. And until I admitted what I was really afraid of I was always broke, embarrassed and scared.

The words we use in our conversations are so pivotal. They can lead us to courage or cowering. Love or hate. Laughter or sobbing.

As copywriters we pay very close attention to what we say to our prospects but how many of us govern our conversations with ourselves?

One program I’ve found that goes rather deep on this topic is Robert Dilt’s “Conversational Magic.”

Robert wrote the book “Sleight of Mouth” along with others on the topic of NLP. He’s studied with the creators of this technology, Richard Bandler and John Grinder, about the time it was born.

This program is a must have for anyone interested in how our words influence us and others.

Check it out Ryan.

Note Taking Nerd #2
http://www.mynotetakingnerd.wordpress.com

I heard it once said that when we claim we’re not doing something because we’re lazy, we’re lying.

We’re just using the word lazy because it’s sounds better than what we’re actually feeling on a deeper level.

Fearful.

Especially when it pertains to starting something new.

Fear of looking bad in front of people.

Fear of not being perfect.

Fear of the unknown.

Saying “I’ve been too lazy to study.” Sounds better in our minds than saying “I’m afraid to succeed.”

I’ve been afraid of a lots of things in my life and I’ve always searched for ways to cover them up with softners.

Fear of success was and still is one of those. And until I admitted what I was really afraid of I was always broke, embarrassed and scared.

The words we use in our conversations are so pivotal. They can lead us to courage or cowering. Love or hate. Laughter or sobbing.

As copywriters we pay very close attention to what we say to our prospects but how many of us govern our conversations with ourselves?

One program I’ve found that goes rather deep on this topic is Robert Dilt’s “Conversational Magic.”

Robert wrote the book “Sleight of Mouth” along with others on the topic of NLP. He’s studied with the creators of this technology, Richard Bandler and John Grinder, about the time it was born.

This program is a must have for anyone interested in how our words influence us and others.

Check it out Ryan.

Note Taking Nerd #2
http://www.mynotetakingnerd.wordpress.com