psychopaths hate this // A quick way to craft jaw-dropping bullet points for your marketing.
- Sean Vosler 
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![“You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view… Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it*.” — Harper Lee (To Kill a Mockingbird) * ew. way to be overdramatic Harper Lee. 2400 words. That’s the number of words an average person writes per day (based on a stat I just made up). I’m sure there’s a stat out there somewhere, but you don’t need a specific number to know […]](http://seanvosler.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Jan-23-7-figure-marketing-copy-latest.050-900x912.jpeg)
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This will increase your bottom line more than just about anything. – Building Trust With Your Audience
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![In this post, I’m going to show you how you will rapidly increase your content output without sacrificing QUALITY by answering 3 simple questions. Ok, I’ll be honest.. that pool does look pretty awesome. Today it seems most people would rather post pictures of themselves gallivanting around a fancy pool on insta than actually give real-world value to their audience. While there’s a time and place for humble-bragging, your best bet is to always put quality over quantity if you’re in the […]](http://seanvosler.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Photo-Jul-06-8-48-56-PM.jpg)
The 5 Most Powerful Questions That Harness Positive Thinking – While Avoiding These Side Effects
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![“Problems are Only Opportunities in Work Clothes” There’s lots of research showing that positive thinking can improve our lives substantially… However, the TYPE of positive thinking is very important. Simply focusing on mantras or hollow inspirational affirmations has been shown to lower self-esteem and providing the subconscious an excuse for a negative view of one’s self. You see, our subconscious doesn’t really distinguish imaginative and realistic thoughts, and these thoughts can generate both positive and negative emotions. If we focus entirely on other peoples […]](http://seanvosler.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/pexels-photo-690303.jpeg)
![“We who cut stones must always be envisioning cathedrals.” One sunny afternoon myself and a group of friends were walking along a marina near downtown San Diego. Row after row of multi-million dollar yachts sparkling in the sun on our left and the beautiful skyline on our right. Then we come to it, the pearl of the marina. A jet black 60+ foot multi cabin cruiser with a helipad. My friend turns to me and says “10 to 1 odds […]](http://seanvosler.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/pexels-photo-705778.jpeg)
