What is woo? And how can you use it to elevate your writing ... and your business?
Last month, I talked about the business of woo with Christy Maxfield of Purpose First Advisors, Mindset Answer Man Cliff Ravenscraft, and Annie P. Ruggles founder of Quirk Works Consulting and the Non-Sleazy Sales Academy.
Christy says, "The things you care about are woo!” According to Cliff, "Peace, love, and joy are found within you and by tapping into that higher power." "Woo," Annie believes, "is your personal energy and the energetic world of your business."
To Tap into Your Woo
- Cliff: Try meditation. Dedicate 5-10 minutes a day for starters.
- Christy: Practice gratitude and extend blessings to others. Tell the universe that you are open to blessings – be clear, but leave it open. Trust!
- Annie: Practice radical self-forgiveness
Woo Goals
- Annie: Take the one thing off of your todo list that is nipping at you
- Christy: Take action on the thing that will make a difference. Invoke the woo and take the energy to act
- Cliff: Read a book that will introduce you to new ways of thinking
Watch our conversation.
Final Thoughts
- Christy: Trust yourself and trust the universe
- Cliff: Whatever you focus on consistently, you will tend to manifest into your life
- Annie: Be kind to yourself
When you love what you do, it shows. When you don't love what you do, it really really shows.
If you are not feeling it, perhaps it's time to take a step back to remind yourself what it is you love about your writing projects and your business. Get back in touch with your purpose and you will discover your woo ... and find ways to share your woo with your audience, prospects, and clients!
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How do you woo? Please share in the comments.
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