Bowling
From:
Scott P. Scheper
Rancho Santa Margarita, California
Tuesday, 2:42 p.m.
Dear Friend,
I want to tell you a story about a recent bowling outing with some friends of mine. I want to tell you this story because of the horrific nature of the night——and show you why this horrific night could potentially be of great interest to you.
Last weekend, I went bowling with some friends. Now, before I continue, you should know something about me——I am quite possibly the world's worst bowler. We're talking a level of incompetence that defies the laws of physics.
Picture this: A grown man, wearing rental shoes that smell like decades of defeated dreams, approaching the lane with what he believes is proper form (it isn't), only to watch his ball fall repeatedly into the gutters as if it was attracted by a magnet. I wish I was exaggerating.
My first five throws didn't just end up in the gutter——it felt like the ball had some personal vendetta against actually hitting pins. The sixth throw? I released it so early it spent more time bouncing down the lane than actually rolling.
By frame three, I had achieved what I thought was impossible: a score lower than my age. The group of retirees next to us——who were all pushing 80——were looking at me with pity.
My friends weren't doing much better. One kept releasing the ball halfway through his backswing, creating a thunderous sound every time he rolled. Another was so focused on not getting her fingers stuck, she barely let go of the ball at all——it basically rolled off her fingertips and died of embarrassment three feet down the lane. We were creating bowling history——just not the kind anyone wants to be part of.
Then Something Magical Happened...
Someone suggested we turn on the bumpers. At first, my ego resisted. Bumpers? Those are for kids! But then I realized something: I wasn't trying to qualify for the Professional Bowlers Association. I just wanted to have a decent night out with friends. So we did it. I, Scott P. Scheper, proudly bowled a game with bumpers on. And you know what? Everything changed.
Suddenly, we were actually hitting pins. Our balls were staying on the lane. People stopped filming us for their cringe compilation videos. We were having fun!
Here's the thing that really hit me: With the bumpers up, we could focus on actually improving our game instead of just trying not to embarrass ourselves. We could experiment with different approaches, adjust our form, try new techniques——all without the fear of complete failure. And that's when it hit me...
This Is Exactly What Most Writers Need!
You see, most aspiring writers are like bowlers without bumpers. They've got all these ideas bouncing around in their heads. They're excited about a million different possibilities. They want to try every business model, every platform, every strategy they come across.
But without structure——without bumpers——all that creative energy just ends up in the gutter. They get overwhelmed trying to master unnecessary parts of the business. They waste time learning complex software systems they don't need. They get lost in the endless sea of "should-dos" and "must-haves" that so-called experts tell them they need.
This is exactly why I created my writing incubator Write to Freedom. Think of it as bumpers for your writing business. I give you one clear structure, one proven path, and show you how to channel all that creative energy into a single business model that actually works——and generates a handsome profit.
Just like those bowling bumpers allowed us to focus on what mattered (actually hitting the pins) instead of what didn't (looking like pros), Write to Freedom helps you focus on what truly matters——creating valuable writing and making money from it——instead of all the unnecessary stuff that just slows you down.
You see, one thing I've noticed about the writers I work with is that they're often incredibly creative people. Many have ADHD or similar traits that make them brilliant at generating ideas but challenged when it comes to focusing those ideas into action.
That's why having a structure——having bumpers——is so crucial.
I'm not here to turn you into some corporate writing robot. I'm here to give you the framework that will let your creativity thrive while actually generating real income.
In fact, I'm so confident in this approach that I'm offering a guarantee that might sound insane: When you join Write to Freedom, I will personally work with you until you're making $10,000 per month in recurring revenue.
That's right——I will not stop working with you until you're generating $10,000 every single month from your writing.
Want to know exactly how this works?
I've created a detailed 44-minute video that shows you exactly how this works:
In this video, I break down the exact system that will take you from wherever you are now to $10,000 per month in recurring revenue——guaranteed.
I like to work with each of my people personally——which means——I have a limited capacity of how many people I can bring on under my wing. I cannot bring loads of people all at once. So I'm not sure yet when I'll be writing about this again.
For this reason——I would like to implore you to watch the following video ASAP:
Warm regards,
And always remember,
To stay crispy, my friend.
Scott P. Scheper
"A Man Who Will Give You The Business Bumpers You Need!"
P.S. This email is going out to over 22,000 people now. I have only a few spots left to work with me in my writing incubator. Therefore——if you want me to personally help you write and launch a book that brings in an additional $10,000 per month in recurring revenue——guaranteed, then please watch the above video today.
And I'm so confident in this approach that I'm offering a seemingly insane guarantee:
That guarantee is this: If you are accepted into Write to Freedom, I will personally work with you until I get you to $10,000 in monthly recurring revenue. So go ahead——watch the video above now.
