I recently got into my first sales call and it went well.He said to post on Skool and youtube communities.And also an email. At first he didn't like the hook in my email so i changed it. he liked it and approved it. but when it comes to Skool post and Yt carousels he disapproved them saying they're generic and everybody does that questioning.what makes us unique then I wouldn't even want to hire you. my question is I am just an email marketer why do i have to do this and i'm new to this Skool and Yt communities to post like don't know how it works but i learned them in like an hour sent him to approve he's saying he doesn't like it it doesn't change history bro" etc what do i do now

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Woke up this morning, half asleep, grabbed my phone to check the time ....and that first notification made me stop. Not because I didn't expect it. Because it quietly reminded me, That the effort I’ve been putting in every day is actually showing up. The late nights, the mistakes, the moments I wondered if I was getting anywhere, They’re paying off. Adding up, slowly, quietly, in ways you only notice if you pay attention. I almost fell at first, But then I sat there for a second, Thinking about all the little wins, I almost didn’t notice. The tiny steps forward that felt meaningless at the time. But looking back now, They’re what ACTUALLY got me here. It's easier said than done. Some days, it’s hard to stay motivated. Some days, you feel like you’re spinning your wheels. And that’s okay. Consistency matters more than bursts of motivation anyway. I’ve been learning, experimenting, messing up, trying again. And yeah, it’s messy. But it works. And tbh that’s enough. I’m still figuring things out. I'm not DONE yet. Still building. Still making mistakes. And still celebrating the little wins that actually matter. And if you’re grinding too, Feeling unsure, frustrated, or stuck, or whatever stage you are at. Just know it’s probably working for you too. Even when it doesn’t feel like it yet. It IS. And you'll be soon writing posts like this, ONLY if you don't give up Today... I repeat: ONLY if you DON'T give up TODAY. I'm cheering for all of you. Go give it your best!!! P.S. Back after a while, a small win I had to share....feel free to roast my copy I'll absolutely love it!

Heyy I got my first win in copywriting and an important lesson with it. The win? $5. Not from outreach. Not from client work. From a contest …breaking down a storytelling email from a newsletter I regularly read, Ashu drafts He liked my breakdown. I got the prize. Here's the honest part though. These days I've been completely inconsistent. Wasn't writing. Wasn't outreaching. Wasn't doing anything except reading emails every day. It was like I have almost quit copywriting (like I wasn’t working) but didn’t want to quit. That’s why I kept reading emails everyday. Got to know about contest → Participated → won the prize. $5 isn't life-changing. But it's proof. Proof that the work I had put in before I almost quit wasn't wasted. Proof that skill doesn't disappear when you almost quit. The lesson isn't "stay consistent" you already know that. The lesson is: “Don't fully quit” Keep one small habit alive even when everything else falls apart. That is enough. It brought me back. It can bring you back too. Signing off AJ

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