How I Got a $1,000 Dollar Writing Gig From This Short Email

Sometimes simple isn’t always obvious

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If you want to make a living as a writer, this is for you. Why? Because I’m going to show you exactly how I got my first big writing client.

Not only that, I’m going to walk you through the steps that I followed so that you can duplicate my success.

You might find it surprisingly simple. It might even be too simple. But here’s what you need to know: Sometimes simple isn’t always obvious.

It’s not always easy either. But that’s why I wrote this article: To make it as easy as possible to become successful in your writing business.

Now I don’t know about you, but I’m terrified of the telephone. Every time I hear the phone ring, my stomach churns.

I rarely make phone calls to people I don’t know well, that is unless I absolutely have to. And even then, it can take me a full morning to muster up enough courage to follow through with making the call.

When I’ve had jobs that required me to answer the phone, I’ve done so professionally and politely. But when it comes to running my own writing business, it’s something I’d rather not do too often.