Nicolas Cole argues you can't improve what you don't actively practice. He compares it to physics: an object in motion stays in motion. His method: ghost-write an educational email course, then redo it every three months to force refinement and build the skill through repetition.
It's very hard to improve something. You know, an object in motion stays in motion. It's very hard to improve something that isn't actively moving. And so the most important component of improvement is consistently doing the thing. That's why I'm such a big proponent on practicing on yourself. You want to ghostwrite educational email courses, you should have your own educational email course. And maybe you should redo your educational email course every 3 months for no other reason than to just get another rep in. How do you make it better? How do you make it better? How do you make it better?
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