Seriously, I dare you to do it. 

One of the best things you can do to spice up your writing is to change your environment. 

Go out to a coffee shop, write in your bedroom, your office, on your phone, etc. etc. etc. 

But if you really want to change it up... 

...do something totally out of the box unorthodox like writing naked. 

Not only will it be a fun new experience, but it will change the energy behind your writing.

Try it. Maybe when your significant other isn't home, however, or you might not actually get any writing done if you know what I mean. 

Too much for a "professional" email? 

Let's take it back a notch then: writing naked can also mean just telling the truth in your emails. Don't try to hide what you're doing or what you want people to do. It can be fatal. 

Take a risk and take off your "clothes" in front of your audience, get naked and get vulnerable. Chances are they'll love you for it. 

I mean, in any "normal" relationship (I say "normal" because when is any relationship normal?) there comes a point where you just have to get vulnerable. Who knows, if you stick around long enough maybe I'll do the same. 

Ah heck, who am I kidding? 

Of course I will. 

Anyways, there's a fine line to walk when you do decide to get vulnerable with your audience. Don't do it all the time or people won't trust you. I think everyone knows someone who almost always has something "really big" going on and is oversharing with everyone.

Be vulnerable, share the story, and how you came out the other side. It's powerful and it's potent and it connects you to people. 

To learn more techniques for connecting with your audience via email, you can still watch the replay of my webinar "3 Keys to Getting Clients from Email." 

Check it out here: 

chenlehner.com/webinar-replay/ 

Ta ta for now, 

Chen "Tell Them What to Expect" Lehner