Why Your Copy Sounds Generic and Doesn’t Build Trust | Sarah Ashley

I completely agree with you.

And it always pays to revisit what you've been doing before because it always looks different.

So now that we have a little bit of a better understanding of what you do, and I say a little bit because that's my fault.

I only gave you three minutes after all, which is ridiculous.

But let's dive briefly into goal busting, which is focusing on how to maximize productive time to achieve your business goals.

So could you share any tips or advice for someone looking to improve their productivity habits over and above some of the tips you've already given us?

Yeah, not related to copywriting at all or writing or anything.

But one thing that I do on Sundays is I sit down with a physical notebook.

It has to be a hard bound spiral notebook.

That's like part of that's part of it.

Trust me.

And I write down what my top priorities are for the week.

And those are the things that are the highest priority.

And if those things don't get done, then it's going to negatively impact me.

So I know I have to do those things for the week.

And writing it down on paper just makes it more tangible.

You can think about it a little bit more.

And then I also use ClickUp, which is a project management software.

But I use it just personally to keep time tracking of all the things that I do through the week.

And that helps a lot to organize my time.

Yeah, I completely agree with you on the handwriting.

My fountain pen.

I still use a fountain pen.

I love that.

It's my favorite go-to tool.