Throw Perfectionism Out the Window
Perfectionism only becomes a problem when you approach the peak of productivity and go too far, tip over the edge and roll (quickly) down the other side.
Perfectionism only becomes a problem when you approach the peak of productivity and go too far, tip over the edge and roll (quickly) down the other side.
Whether you’re selling trucks, accounting services or a new wellness program to your employees, you need to know which benefits your audience values.
From the benefits of different marketing strategies to the dangers of a fixed mindset, here are the top things WordsFresh intern Hannah Herd learned during her time with us.
Sometimes, talent seems to grow of its own accord. But I have been asked, so I am going to answer the difficult question: How do you grow talent?
When you learn to do the same, you can use the habits of both to your advantage – whether you’re a copywriter or not. Here are just two of the tell-tale signs:
You see, writers are nice. And funny. They’re self-effacing, well-read and can discuss education, death, politics, gardening, existential angst or whatever else is on your mind. They all speak English really well. I wish all of them the best, but I am uncompromising about what we look for at WordsFresh.