Rejections SUCKS 🥴



Rejection SUCKS

Rejection? Not exactly my strong suit.
Which is hilarious considering I spent almost 20 years as an actress. 🙃

I’m super sensitive.
Every “No” feels personal, like a spotlight shining on all the ways I could’ve been better.
Sound familiar?

But here’s the big, obvious realization I had last year:
Being afraid is keeping me small.

I’ve been so scared of rejection that I’ve stayed comfy on the sidelines, resting on my laurels instead of putting myself out there.

So, I’m flipping the script.
Welcome to The Year of 100 'No's.
p.s. Did you know that the plural of 'no' is 'noes'?!? I am not doing that... rules be damned.

Here’s the plan: I’m going full throttle, pitching myself everywhere until I collect 100 “No thank you’s.”
Why? Because I know that in chasing those 100 'No’s, I’ll hear so many 'Yes's along the way.

Spoiler alert: I already started this journey in December, and guess what?
5 'Yes's. 2 'No’s.

Why am I telling you this?
(I know, I’ve broken the golden copywriting rule by saying “I” more than “You” today—bear with me!)

Because I’m taking you along for the ride.
I’m launching a podcast called “The Year of 100 'No’s,” where I’ll document my journey of healing rejection sensitivity, one bold pitch at a time.

My goal? To help YOU crush the fear of rejection and see what happens when you really put yourself out there.

But for now, I’m sharing one of my 'Yes’s with you—a killer series featuring the BEST email marketing tips for 2025.

I just recorded a super fun (and quick!) interview with my friend Cheryl Rerick for The Email Diaries™. It’s an exclusive series where 20+ email pros (myself included 😏) spill the tea on what we’re testing, tweaking, and loving in email right now.

And when I say “spill the tea,” I mean it—these are the real strategies we’re talking about in private DMs and late-night chats, now shared with you.

Here’s what you’ll get:

  • Fresh email ideas to swipe and try with your own list in 2025
  • Bite-sized convos you can binge in about 5 minutes each
  • Real-world strategies from email experts in the trenches

The series drops tomorrow on January 8th (totally free!), and you’ll have access for 1 week to watch, rewatch, and steal the ideas you love most.

This is your chance to get the inside scoop and start the new year with fresh inspiration for your emails. Trust me—you don’t want to miss it.

Your Email Marketing Fairy Godmother 🪄✨

Stay tuned, and let’s go get those 'yes’s together.

P.S. The podcast is coming soon—trust me, you won’t want to miss it. 😉

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