Subscriber Esti Allina shouts from Israel…<\/p>\n
I have to say that reading your emails has been enlightening:<\/strong><\/p>\n
1. I’ve become way less anal about grammar<\/strong>
\n 2. allow myself to be more me and come through in my communications<\/strong>
\n 3. I’m relieved to know you’re not an Obama fan-boy! (no, there was never any doubt<\/strong>\u00a0in my mind).<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\nYou ain’t just whistlin’ dixie about Obama.<\/p>\n
To watch an Obama fanboy mindlessly spin his policies as “good” is to behold cognitive dissonance at work.<\/p>\n
His fanboys may even be worse with that than the GW Bush fanboys were.<\/p>\n
And THAT is saying something.<\/p>\n
(Yes, I’m getting low on hate mail… bring it…)<\/p>\n
And speaking of interesting comments…<\/p>\n
I once got the One Email Comment to rule them all.<\/strong><\/p>\n
The writer basically said I made him feel like a follower of Col Kurtz in “Apocalypse Now” — I broke ranks with mainstream email goo-roos with a loyal cadre of email soldiers, going forth deep into the jungles of the Internet, getting medieval on our competitors with brutal “guerrilla warfare” tactics. Yes, it makes the rest of the “army” (i.e. other mainstream online marketers) scared and nervous because we do things OUR way and not the way of the play-it-safe ex-spurts do…<\/p>\n
Oh yeah, baby!<\/p>\n
I get SUCH a kick out of that analogy.<\/p>\n
Anyway, there’s no real point to this email today.<\/p>\n
I just felt like bragging.<\/p>\n
But, fret ye not.<\/p>\n
You can get bragging rights, too, when you start emailing the “Email Players” way.<\/p>\n
It’s so blessedly easy, too:<\/p>\n
1. Subscribe
\n2. Follow my instructions
\n3. Let the rest take care of itself<\/p>\nGo here next:<\/p>\n