The SECRET to writing 1400 daily emails (without ever missing a day)?

Name: The SECRET to writing 1400 daily emails (without ever missing a day)?
Uploaded: 2025-08-26T18:20:28+00:00
Duration: 56 s
Channel: Alex Cattoni
Description: In this conversational YouTube segment, Alex Cattoni and a guest discuss the power and profitability of sending a daily email to an audience. The guest…

26 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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In this conversational YouTube segment, Alex Cattoni and a guest discuss the power and profitability of sending a daily email to an audience. The guest shares his 1,400‑day streak, describing a simple workflow: each evening he reviews the last 24 hours, picks the most remarkable moment, and crafts a short 8‑12 minute email that feels like a note to a best friend. Alex emphasizes that authenticity, personal stories, and the "realness" of daily life are what make the list feel valued and generate replies, whereas AI‑generated, generic emails lack the human detail that audiences crave. The dialogue underscores visibility, consistency, and genuine connection as key to building a profitable email list.

Sometimes we have this why would anybody care voice going on in our heads. And I think the lesson here for all of us is just the power of visibility and putting yourself out there, even when you have nothing to sell yet.
I have been sending a daily email since January 1, 2022. So it's something like 1400 days in a row. I haven't missed one. I don't plan on missing one because it's the most profitable 8 to 12 minutes of my day to stay in touch with my list. And my little hack is I look back in the last 24 hours of my day and I try to think about what's the most remarkable thing that happened. That's where most of my stories come from. And it builds that sense of likeness.
Like they say, write your emails like you're writing to a best friend. It's those little things that actually make our list feel important, that we treat them like they're people we care about and therefore tell them maybe slightly mundane stories because it's letting them into our Life.
Yeah, yeah, 100%. People start to reply back. I love these emails. These are like a little daily dose of what's going on in your life.
And then now too, like Chachi Beatty, Claude whatever, can write one of those emails that is watered down, that doesn't really say much. Anyone can go create that now. What people can't create and what people don't know is how you spent your day and what you're learning and taking away from that. I just think it's even now, so more than ever, not undervaluing the realness and the humanness, because that's what people actually are craving.