Bob Earnham is a good example of someone who uses everything as copy. He captures the essence being in the moment, and he's really good at it. I always remind myself to get into my feelings by thinking about what level of healed am I? Is this an open wound or a scab? How do you think about that when you're happy?
Sometimes we love / hate a hack. But the evergreen hack that just doesn’t quit is copywriting. That’s right, we said it! Although copywriting doesn't always feel sexy or magical, copywriting is not only spell casting, but a surefire way to get what you want.
In this episode, hosts Michelle and Wallis explore embodying the mindset of “everything is copy” — a phrase coined by the writer and filmmaker Nora Ephron, and how adopting this mindset can help you self-actualize via this empowering practice.
In this episode, we cover:
- The unsuspecting moments when your writing may positively alter the trajectory of your life
- How adopting an “everything is copy” mindset can help writers, artists, and creatives create interesting and relatable content by using personal experiences, humor, and incorporating your day-to-day lived experience
- When is the right time to incorporate personal experiences in your work?
- How to use humor to your advantage in your work, without it feeling corny or forced
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