The other morning I screwed up really bad and slept in until… 6:30am… when my youngest son woke up.
I’ve been trying to wake up at 5am but obviously failed and deep shame was felt.
But luckily, at approximately 6:32am, I made a coffee and all was forgiven.
At 7:00am my oldest son woke up and the hardest part of my day began.
My wife and I made breakfast, packed up lunches, and got them dressed.
At 8:15ish my wife left and drove the kids to school.
I stayed behind and cleaned the kitchen for a bit, made a second cup of coffee and then completed my 15 step commute to the spare bedroom office.
At about 9am I sat down to meditate.
I traveled the entire galaxy and chatted with god before coming back at 9:30am… fully enlightened of course.
At about 9:45am I set my timer and got my yellow notepad out and started to write by hand.
At about 10:05am I was done writing.
At 10:07am I moved to the computer and typed what I’d written by hand into Apple Notes.
Then at 10:20am I was inside Active Campaign queuing up the email for the next day.
I was done with work for the day at 10:30am.
Then I did a workout on my bike, a sauna session, ran a bunch of errands and did other Southern Californian husband/dad stuff.
As you can see, there are periods of time when I really only to need to work for about 45 minutes.
And if I didn’t care to write daily (which I DO), I could get away with queuing up stuff and not working for a couple weeks.
BIG DISCLAIMER
This is NOT my current every day reality.
This is only a "maintenance" schedule.
Meaning, I can only achieve this AFTER the systems are all in place.
- Lead generation systems in place.
- Product delivery systems (not product creation systems) in place.
- Business systems in place.
When all three of those things require little input from me I’m pretty dang free.
Before kids, this meant that my wife and I were able to travel A LOT and I had a 25hr/week hobby racing bicycles.
After kids, this means I never miss school or sporting events. In fact, I do a whole lot of child care and generally love it (I will complain but mostly for the jokes).
The main reason it’s all able to work is because I’ve learned to write emails that sell.
Actually, I’ve "hard-wired" the ability to write in the "language" of high-converting email copy. And I used to rely on 50 common email formulas without thinking much at all before sitting down to write.
I teach how this all works inside Email CopyHour which closes tonight.
The course is similar in function to CopyHour except it’s focused specifically on world class email copy.
Over the course of 7 weeks, I’ll send you a daily email covering one of 50 of the most common email formulas that 7-, 8-, and 9-figure businesses are using (and are expecting their writers to use too).
You’ll read a short lesson about that email then spend 20-30 minutes handwriting it to "lock in" the lesson.
By the end, you’ll be left with two things:
- The hard-wired ability to write in the "language" of high-converting email copy
- A collection of 50 of the most common (and most profitable) formulas used by the most successful email-driven companies
After 7 weeks you’ll be left with the ability to write daily emails (my recommendation) or just simple one-off emails.
Either way, Email CopyHour is designed to be one of the most valuable investments you can make in yourself.
My intention is for you to get back 1,000x-10,000x+ if you go out and apply the lessons to your clients’ (or your own) business.
>>> Become a top 1% email copywriter in the next 7 weeks
Cheers!
– Derek