This email is late.
Well… later than I expected. Or planned.
But I’m kinda transitioning back from holiday mode.
So… yeah… it’s late 😁
I remembered what one of my first subscribers said to me, early last year. When I sent an email starting with…
‘This morning I woke up to the thought: “I forgot to send my email last night!”‘
(And there was a bit more self-flagellation from there on in.)
So he replied…
What!?
Markets didn’t crash?
Planes didn’t fall from the sky?
Chris is human and it’s …ok?
Who’d a thunk it? 😏
He’s on the money. For sure.
(And a bloody cheeky sod, too!)
Although I wear my “Daily Emailer” badge with pride. And it’s a strategic habit I enjoy — a lot…
Being late (or not showing up for a day at all) really isn’t a big deal in the scheme of things.
Because I’ll be there tomorrow. And the next day. Ad infinitum.
You know, it’s a good thing when people notice your emails aren’t there as expected.
Because it’s a reminder of the relationships you’re gradually building. It shows subscribers appreciate what you’re sharing. And your emails are making a real difference.
It’s humbling to know I’m not just emailing into the void.
And a wonderful motivation boost.
So, I’ll continue turning up every day of 2025 with tips, encouragement, and a bit of fun…
To help you grow an email list of subscribers you enjoy serving. Where, bit by bit, you build strong relationships. And foster loyal customers.