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Never get "stuck" again How to Harness the Power of Momentum Quick note: I’d love your feedback

Never get "stuck" again [Never get ] [View Online Version]( [Quick Tips]( How to Harness the Power of Momentum Quick note: I’d love your feedback on this Quick Tip! See the feedback links right above my signature.  Dear Creative Professional,  Some days, even when you know exactly what you need to do to market your business, it’s hard to get yourself to do it. And then there are those perfect days when you’re checking off your to-do list and calling a friend to meet for lunch because you magically have time to spare. Life as a creative business owner is an ebb and flow. But sometimes - especially in the beginning - it can feel like your business is all ebb and no flow. If that’s you right now, here’s something that might help… In one of my new favorite books, [The Smallest Lights in the Universe](, astrophysicist Sara Seager shares this simple thought:  Momentum is a powerful force.  When you have momentum in your marketing efforts, finding clients and gigs that fit your goals can almost feel effortless. Because you’re already moving forward. And to continue moving forward takes far less effort than to begin. But momentum doesn’t happen on its own. Here are two things you need to know about building momentum in your marketing efforts: 1. You have to show up to build momentum.  “Showing up” is my watchword for 2023. And that means you show up a little bit each and every day, and do what you can that day. If that’s 30 minutes a day, great. If it’s 5 minutes, that’s fine, too. Just keep showing up and you will start to feel the momentum carry you forward.  2. Things take the time they take.  This is an idea from another one of my favorite books, Oliver Burkeman’s [Four Thousand Weeks](.  As I said above, momentum doesn’t happen on its own. It requires movement, and it builds over time.  The more consistently you show up, and the longer you show up over time...  The more momentum you will build.  So, when you feel like your business is “all ebb and no flow”...  Just remember to show up and focus on building momentum every single day.  Do that, and I promise you: Good things will happen.  You can watch me explain this in the “Best Bits” of February’s Office Hours, here: [Or click here to watch](. If you need a little help “showing up” in your business every day…  I recommend picking just one thing you can do each day this week, and laying out a schedule for yourself, so you stick to it. In fact, my [Simplest Marketing Plan]( lays out a weekly schedule for you, so you can check off just one marketing task a day. It also includes monthly live Office Hours sessions where you can “show up” month after month, for yourself and your business, alongside me and fellow creatives. [Here’s where you can get it](.  What will you do today to keep your momentum going? [Share it here on my LinkedIn post](.  That's it for today. Thanks for reading, and keep going! If you enjoyed this, please consider sharing Quick Tips with a fellow creative professional. [Share Quick Tips](mailto:?subject=I%20%F0%9F%92%96%20this%20newsletter.%20You%20might%20too&body=Marketing%20Mentor%27s%20Quick%20Tips%20newsletter%20takes%20the%20mystery%20out%20of%20marketing%21%20%0A%0AKnow-how%2C%20industry%20resources%20and%20motivation%20for%20busy%20creative%20pros%2C%20delivered%20with%20humor%20and%20insight%20into%20today%E2%80%99s%20marketing%20challenges.%20%0A%0AJoin%2024%2C000%20creative%20professionals%20who%20are%20leaving%20the%20feast-or-famine%20cycle%20behind.%20Sign%20up%3A%20https%3A%2F%2Fbit.ly%2FQTfriend) What did you think of this week's newsletter? [Loved it]( | [Great]( | [Good]( | [Meh]( | [Bad](  Ilise Benun Your Marketing Mentor (917) 750-0498  [Listen to the latest episode of the Marketing Mentor Podcast](     [Photo by Caroline Veronez on

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