Hi there, I'm Edrick from Tortola, British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean. Oh man, where do I start? So I may actually be considered the old one amongst the group. I first learned about copywriting, I think, way back in 2012. But at that time, it wasn't as much of a biz-op as it is right now. And I didn't get into it. It was one of the paths that I could have joined when I got into a mastermind into making money online back then. I was in my first go around of working a 9-5 back then and desperately wanted a way out, and I was able to do so for a while writing SEO articles while travelling through South East Asia for a few years. And it's kind of funny how everything has come back full circle and I'm looking to really get into copywriting now because, as part of that learning how to make money online, I was very interested in sales psychology. I would look at things like calls to action, psychology behind why persons are making purchases, and it's just always been interesting to me but I've never actually done it myself until recently. Funny enough, when I discovered both Matthew and Nabeel on different channels on YouTube, what they said was able to cut through all the hypey talk that is out there. I had found some of the real “Gurus” of space who gave actionable advice and are not just about lambos and spending money. That’s been the biggest difference in my just dabbling and thinking about it to actually geting the practice in recently. Listen to what they have to say, put it into practice and you will see results. Looking forward to progressing with everyone, let's get after it guys!

One of the biggest things I've seen over the past few months on this is to remember that copy is in all things that we do. What is it about the samples or the way that you'd conduct outreach that makes you stand out from all the others doing it? Always keeping in mind what's in it for them.

Just watched the episode and I'll have to get my notepad out watch it again. @Nabeel Azeez and @Matthew Volkwyn covered a lot of ground in this one. I especially loved the part about focusing on what's working right now.