Hi there,
The more I study Ruth Peale’s approach to supporting Norman Vincent Peale’s work, the more I see parallels with successful marketing. Just as she created a distraction-free environment for creativity to flourish, your marketing needs its own “creative sanctuary.”
“Wisdom hath builded her house, she hath hewn out her seven pillars.” – Proverbs 9:1
Today’s golden insight: Your marketing message needs the same careful attention Ruth gave to Norman’s workspace. It needs to be:
- Clean and clear of distractions
- Purposefully organized
- Focused on what truly matters
When you remove the clutter from your marketing – the unnecessary jargon, the unfocused messaging, the scattered approaches – you create space for real connections with your customers.
Tomorrow, I’ll share how to identify and eliminate the “morning newspapers” in your marketing – those small distractions that might be blocking your success.
Best regards,
Christopher
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