Hello Friends,
It’s been a little while since you’ve heard from me.
I decided to put the newsletter on hold for a few months while I focused on building up my own KDP bookshelf, creating new products for my Etsy shops, and working through some of the same questions I know many of you deal with in your own businesses.
And I’m really glad I took the time to do it.
Because the process reminded me of something that is very easy to forget:
Building a creative business should still be enjoyable.
It’s easy to get pulled into all the things we’re told we should be doing.
Create more products.
Post more often.
Learn another platform.
Try another strategy.
Buy another course.
Start another project.
And before long, a business that was supposed to give us more freedom can start feeling like an endless list of things we haven’t finished yet.
So as I bring this newsletter back, I want to do things a little differently.
My goal is to help you build your Etsy, KDP, printable, PLR, or digital-product business in a way that feels practical, manageable, and creative.
That means we’re going to spend less time chasing every new thing and more time asking questions like:
What can I create?
What can I improve?
What can I finish?
And how can I get more from the ideas and products I already have?
In the emails ahead, I’ll be sharing things like:
- Product ideas you can actually use
- Ways to turn one idea into several products
- Tips for getting more from the PLR and graphics you already own
- Etsy and KDP ideas
- Seasonal product opportunities
- Simple ways to improve existing products and listings
- Helpful tools, templates, courses, and resources
- Behind-the-scenes lessons from the products I’m creating in my own business
But I’m also making one other change.
I’m Going to Email You Twice a Week
On Tuesdays, I’ll send the main newsletter with a useful business idea, lesson, resource, and or strategy.
Then on Fridays, you’ll get a much shorter note called:
Make It This Weekend
Friday’s email will have one small challenge.
Not ten things to do.
Not another giant project.
Just one manageable action you can take before the weekend is over.
Because I don’t want this newsletter to simply give you more things to read.
I want it to help you actually make progress.
And that brings me to something you can start thinking about right now.
What’s One Thing You’ve Been Meaning to Finish?
Maybe it’s:
- A printable that only needs a few more pages
- A KDP book waiting for a description
- An Etsy listing that needs better images
- A PLR product you bought and never used
- A bundle you started but never completed
- A product idea that is still sitting in your notes
Don’t do anything with that list yet.
Just notice what comes to mind.
Because on Friday, I’m going to send you your very first Make It This Weekend challenge.
We’re going to pick one small win and get something moving again.
No pressure to overhaul your whole business.
Just one finished step.
That’s the kind of progress I want this newsletter to help us make together.
I’m very happy to be back.
Talk soon,
Tamra
P.S. On Friday, I’ll send your first Make It This Weekend challenge. If you already know the unfinished product or task you want to work on, keep it in mind — we’re going to make the goal much smaller and easier to finish.
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