... You already are, and you need to adopt that identity. You’re writing copy consistently, 👀 Joining the live calls to improve, 👀👀 AND working alongside your comrades in the lounge. 👀👀👀 (Well, you should be anyway.) My point is, you’re taking action, showing up, and sharpening your skills, Just like the pros are… … Instead of waiting to “feel ready,” So keep writing, keep improving, and follow Hormozi’s advice: “Do so many reps that it becomes impossible to fail.” Prof. 4D out.

This is it. The last month of 2025. Now’s the time to build momentum if you’re feeling stuck. Grind every day in December. No excuses. It’ll be tough, but you’ll thank me for it. When January 1st hits, you’ll be starting the year with good habits in place, Instead of trying to make new ones. Think of how far you’ll be ahead of the people waiting until the new year. Did you say to yourself that 2025 would be different? If so, don’t let this final month go to waste. React with a 🫡 so I know you’re taking action. 4D out.

We’re halfway through November, and that had me wondering… Did you take action on the things you said you’d do this month? Daily outreach? Improving your skills? Attending coaching calls? If this answer is no, you still have time to make this month count. React to let me know if you keep the promises you make to yourself. It’s time to lock in. Your #1 fan, 4D

$10k/mo, working from a beach, without a boss, etc… (You’re not the first copywriter to think like that, I’ve been there too) But all the while, you focus on the outputs you want to achieve, You’re actually slowing down your progress. I learned this the hard way. I made the most progress when I focused on nailing the inputs. Taking the daily actions, without excuses that a $10k/mo copywriter makes. Think of it like a fat person doing everything an athlete does: Training, eating well, pushing their limits consistently, Do you think they would stay fat forever? No chance, because they adopted the healthy habits. The same applies to your copywriting journey. Take the actions a $10k/mo copywriter makes, and the blocks will fall into place.

I thought I nailed the outreach. Everything seemed right, and I thought I was about to get a client. I sent the message, and then… silence. The prospect disappeared like a fart in the wind. Days turned into weeks. I followed up. Nothing. Lesson learned: Prospects ghost because they don’t see enough value to reply. Now, I make my proposals impossible to ignore by including a personalized touch that shows I’ve done my homework, As well as a “next step” that feels too easy to say no to. Ghosting stings, but it’s always a chance to improve. If you want to see follow-up messages that might actually work, DM me the word “TEMPLATE” here on Skool and I’ll send it over. (as long as you come up with your own personalized messages ;)