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Is writing copy driving you bonkers? |
You are looking at the face of stress.
Have you ever glanced at the mountain of work on your desk and suddenly remembered, "I really have to write that [insert huge, daunting project that you don't have time for here]."
But that's easier said than written. And edited. And rewritten. And...you get the point.
You have conflicting responsibilities: On the one hand, you have meetings to attend, phone calls to return, and decisions to make. But you also need to produce the communications that are vital to your business. And you just can't seem to find the time for all of it, which is making you crazy. | |
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Kenya McCullum
kenyamccullum@gmail.com |
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The mere thought of writing one more piece—one more word—is making you nuts. When you leave your office after yet another 12-hour day, you fantasize about donning a straitjacket and checking yourself into a rubber room…just to get some much-needed rest.
But you don’t have the luxury of insanity. You’re a busy professional and successful in your chosen field. Maybe you actually enjoy writing copy. Maybe you despise it. In either case, you’re already scrambling against the clock to pack 48 hours into your day and you just don’t have time for it.
You don’t need a straitjacket, or a rubber room, or a stern lecture from Dr. Phil—what you need is help.
What you need is an experienced wordsmith you can trust to free up your valuable time and preserve your sanity. |
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