I Hate It Whenever This Happens...

Let’s be real.

We’ve all run into this wall before.

No matter if you’re David Garfinkel, David Oglivy, or Claude Hopkins.

Because even at some point in their careers, they ran into the same wall.

And no, I’m not talking about a regular red brick wall.

I’m talking about the writer’s block wall.

You might have heard or dipped your feet into this pool before.

But if this is your first time hearing this then…

Let me help you picture it this way…

The sun is shining through the cracks of your blinds, you wake up to turn off your alarm, and then a surge of motivation hits you to start writing.

You hurriedly spring into your chair to start the day.

Starting by jotting down paragraph after paragraph and whatever comes to mind.

But then, after doing countless tweaks and revisions, you take a look…

Then slowly, your bright eyes with expectation, dulled–like a candle snuffed out too soon.

You turn on your phone to see how much time you’ve spent on this email and jolted from the surprise of it being…

5 hours?!

“Why can’t I ever think of an idea that fits?”

“How can I make this work?”

“Is there a way to make this better?”

It’s like all your creativity was drained, like an empty well echoing with the memory of water that’s long since disappeared.

That’s the wall that has every copywriter stumped, but that can go away because I’ve discovered techniques you can use to help prevent that.

How?

I can show you how here to break through writer’s block wall–where you’ll turn even the thickest wall into nothing but rubble.

You’ll feel better knowing that you had this knowledge stored somewhere in the back of your mind rather than facing that wall head-on.

Until next time,

Victor

P.S. Next week, I’ll be sharing a simple but powerful technique for generating ideas faster. Stay sharp for it.