Such things happens time over time to me. Mostly when I gave up, the next day it seems that I have the solution. Mostly it is the solution, but sometimes the solution I created in my mind isn’t the one I prefered.

Excellent collection of advice there. Saved me a bunch of room in my bookmarks

The same thing happens to me sometimes. I am going frustrated to bed and when I wake up in the morning, the answer is so easy as possible.

Who knew that I was most effective when I was asleep?

I am a copywriter and often times I use these same techniques to break free from stuck points.

I learned from my mentor that if you just sleep on the problem but ask your mind to give you the answer, when you wake you may find you will have it.

It’s a tool that should be in every copywriter’s arsenal. In fact, regardless of your job, it should be used. The mind is powerful.

Jay Simcic

Thanks for the great tip. We are a group providing content to many websites and these are good sets of ebooks to learn.

I’m also trying to create copywriting articles in my site for my own and my visitors guidelines.

Keep up

Just letting your writing help them to see that it was really their idea to buy all along anyway and that you had nothing to do with it.

I have some words I mistype constantly. But now Camino uses OS X’s dictionary to check spelling in all forms on the fly. It’s awesome. I’m guessing you’re using something similar on Firefox?

I’m with you…I suggest write as you talk because I think it softens the pressure to write flowing prose. And, it leads to the conversation. I just realized that as I write this comment to you, I’m speaking just under my breath as though we’re sitting together, talking. Do you have similar experiences?
BTW, I’ve always been a big fan of the word venacular. I just love the way it sounds. Thanks for getting it into my blog.[/quote]

I love words, how they look/sound/and feel when you say them!

For me, I simply try to leave space for the conversation in my posts. I don’t worry about where that conversation goes so much. I trust that you and everyone else who joins in will take the conversation where it needs to go.

Do you know what I mean?

I like the coffee analogy too, but since I have never had a cup of coffee before in my life, and I do make babies… that’s what occured to me

Dawud,

My kids are always saying ‘who are you talking to??’, since I talk a lot under my breath (or outloud!) when I am writing..

so how do you BLOG without anticipating a response or should you? of course the challenge with blogging is that we could get so wrapped up in OUR side of the conversation that we may become guiltier (more than usual) of thinking ahead for a response, since we in fact are only imagining, when we write, the answers WE anticipate..

When you realize you cant prepare yourself for the feedback you may receive, things get shaken up and blogging becomes more fun.

Of course the better you get, and the more followers you have, you revert back to the former, except now its a good thing, and perhaps thats when you become a blogging conversationalist.

Man I wonder sometimes if I make any sense