spittin' daily email in 15 minutes?

True (unbelievable) story:

Last year I finished college and all of my friends made their career plans. Some planned to be a slave of the matrix and do a 9-5, and some others (like me) planned to start their business and get TAUNTED by their parents.

But above us all:

I have a daring friend who unusually planned to be a rapper. Yep, a rapper. (I love listening to rap music btw). And last month when I was having a call with my rapper friend, he said something unbelievable:

"A friend of mine can write song lyrics in 15-20 minutes from scratch," he said

"And he can finish new songs in just two days if everyone in his team does their job in time" He further added.

Unbelievable right?

At first, I didn't believe him.

But that same evening, when I researched on the internet, I surprisingly found that BIG rappers do the same. They listen to the beat. And write their new hit songs, in just 15-20 minutes.

This fact blew my mind.

It blew my mind even more when I compared writing song lyrics with email.

Why?

See, writing emails is SO easy compared to writing lyrics.

You don't have to be original in all your emails like rappers have to be in their songs. Manytimes you can pick other creator ideas and give your perspective to it.

But rappers?

They can't do that.

They have to come up with new, fresh, and original songs otherwise NOBODY will respect them in the industry. So if they can make one song in 15-20 minutes then writing merely one email in 15-20 shouldn't be hard either.

It's possible.

If only you change your perspective about emails. And train that writing (mind and fingers) muscle daily.

Anyways, that’s all about spittin’ daily emails.

Now moving on to other matters:

If you're a coach or creator who'd like to send emails that your readers love to read and buy from on repeat (just like you love to listen your favorite rapper new album on repeat) then reply to this email saying "emails" and I will get back to you as soon I get your message.

Alternatively,

You can do the same (and drop a dm saying "emails") by visiting my X-profile:

www.twitter.com/rohitarjel

Peace.

Rohit Arjel

PS -

By the way, if you’re wondering who my favorite rapper is, my answer is:

J. Cole

Because, he's one of the very few rappers I know who can make hit albums without flexing cash, cars, gucci, and girls. He doesnt sell shiny object like most rappers.

But still has loads of raving fans.

Lesson in there for content creators.

Think.