Are You Sick Of Newsletters?

If you are, there could be several reasons...one of which you probably never
thought of.

1. The newsletter is nothing but one sales pitch after another.

2. The newsletter has content but the writing is so bad, you can't understand
what the person is saying, thus making it useless to you.

3. The content is well written, but it's so thin and basic that only somebody
who has just turned on their computer could get anything out of it.

But the one reason that most people don't realize is this one and I'll
explain why.

4. The newsletter is well written, has lots of great content, covers
a number of topics but...you're not getting anything out of it.

You're probably wondering why or even how that is.

The answer is simple.

You've outgrown it. You haven't really sat down and analyzed it, but
subconsciously, you realize that every issue goes over something that,
even though it's great stuff, after you're done reading it, you say to
yourself...

"I knew that...Good issue."

And you keep subscribing to the newsletter most likely because you're
waiting for that one spark that is going to give you something that
maybe you didn't know.

And it never seems to come.

You've simply reached the point where you are on the same level as this
person and they have nothing left to share that you're going to get
anything new out of.

The difficult decision is letting it go simply because you know it's well
written and you know it has great info, technically.

But it's not helping you and ultimately, reading it week after week or
however often it comes, is a waste of your time.

Unless of course you just like to read.

This is why I am now on only one list...because it's the only one where
the person writing actually shares things with me that I still learn from.

So if you're sick of newsletters, go through my little list above and see if
you can figure out why.

And if the reason is number 4, maybe it's time to cut the apron strings
and let it go.

Unless of course you just like to read.

** DISCLAIMER ** This is based on my own experience and observation
and not to be taken as fact. Use your own judgment for evaluating a
newsletter.