Light Up Your Revenue PLR; Perfection
Published: Sun, 08/28/22
I'm heading out to pick Scarlett up from a sleepover. The homeschool group had a huge back to school swimming party yesterday and she got asked to homecoming, which is coming up soon. She got a beautiful dress for it. They're taking a party bus all the parents are chipping in for and having dinner in Dallas before the dance.
Sounds fun!
FYI: Tomorrow's email goes out at 9 AM EST and if you need to see what limited PLR is left and see what big, discounted store bundles are available, go here.
Video Script & Workbook: Light Up Your Revenue PLR
Nicole and Melissa are running a one week sale (I found out two days in, sorry - but they do have a deal for all 7 bundles here) and today they have their Video Script & Workbook: Light Up Your Revenue PLR on sale for only $20 with coupon code: 2022 at checkout. (over 70% off).This Video Script Covers:
- Step 1: Start Early to Make the Most of the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
- Step 2: “Sleigh” Your Sales By Promoting the Right Holidays
- Step 3: Pick On-Point Offers that’ll Make Your Pockets Jingle
- Step 4: Schedule Your Promotion for a Very Merry and Profitable Season
- Step 5: Market Your “Gifts” & Make a (Serious) Mint
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Courage Never Demands Perfection
I saw this saying in an article I was reading the other day and it really stood out to me.There are so many fears we have in life - especially as entrepreneurs. Everything we do, we have to do by ourselves. That's pretty intimidating.
But when I saw this saying it clicked so well with our journey - we have hesitation or worry or fear about putting ourselves out there or doing something new because we feel like it needs to be perfect right out of the gate.
But the truth is, just about everything is editable online. Typos, mistakes in emails - you can always make it right one way or another.
Even a technical glitch like a messed up WordPress installation can be wiped off and re-installed.
And guess what? Nobody out there really expects perfection anyway. All humans are flawed. Not one among us is perfect. Some are smarter or more outgoing. Some are kinder or more insightful. But nobody is perfect.
And honestly, whenever I see someone put themselves out there and try something, I admire that. I never mock it if it isn't perfect. I admire effort and strength to attempt something.
I cheer them on - and we should all cheer ourselves on, too.
Tiff :)
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