I’m launching a new product on Tuesday, and I’ve been working on it for the past few weeks. The product is all finished, and now I’m just working on writing the sales page.
(What’s the product about? Writing sales pages. How meta.)
Anyway, I’m like every product creator out there, and during the process of creating a new product, there are the inevitable ups and downs.
There are times when I’m all high-energy and excited (Whoo Kris!), and times when I’m staring at the computer, stuck and not knowing what to do next (WTF Kris?!?!).
Being stuck sucks. It makes simple tasks take so much longer than they should.
Sure, making a product involves a lot of steps, and there’s plenty of work involved. That work takes time.
But for me – and I suspect most of you reading this – that time is nothing compared to the amount of time spent feeling stuck, procrastinating and generally feeling anxious AF about the work itself.
If you don’t do something about this, that’s going to cause a multiplier effect that makes your product creation time take between 2 and 10 times longer than it needs to.
So I’m going to tell you a simple trick that I’ve used throughout this project to cut that multiplier effect down and help me build my new course in just a few weeks.
If you do this, every product, blog post or random project will get done so much quicker than usual.
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