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Copywriters: stop using these words!

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Hi there! Things are only as hard or as scary as you make them. Building the Transcontinental Railro

Hi there! Things are only as hard or as scary as you make them. Building the Transcontinental Railroad is hard. Lifting a car is hard. Being attacked by an alligator is scary. (Being attacked in general is scary!) But pitching a client by sending an email followed up with a call to get work is not "hard" or "scary." Today’s episode is about word choice—but it's not the copy you are writing but how you are speaking and describing things to yourself. Our words have a lot of influence on the outcomes of situations that we might find uncomfortable or hard or scary. You have to make the decision to speak to yourself in a more empowered way. [Listen in as Nicki and Kate offer tips and benefits to speaking more kindly to yourself.]( Remember, to achieve the things you really want you must step outside of your comfort zone. Enjoy watching podcasts? Check it out [here](.  See you soon! The Filthy Rich Writer Team P.S. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast so you don't miss an episode! And don't forget that you can still get our free, bonus recording! Leave a review to gain access to exclusive interviews with entrepreneurs about hiring freelancers. Reviews help us bring you even more episodes and guest experts, and we read (and appreciate!) each one. [Find out exactly how to leave your review—and get your bonus!—here.]( Follow us for more free tips, tools, and tactics! Never miss an email or special event! Add contact@filthyrichwriter.com to your address book or safe sender list. Want out of the loop? [Unsubscribe]( 9 Cornerstone Sq B400-333, Westford, MA 01886-1473

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