On the 243rd episode of The Copywriter Club podcast, Yara Golden (dare we say it) drops gems you need to take note of. Yara Golden fell into the world of copywriting unexpectedly and said goodbye to her relationship coaching days. Now, she runs an agency of copywriters on the basis of storytelling.

Here’s what we covered:

How our greatest strengths can become our biggest weaknesses.

When things seem to be falling apart, how do you pick up the pieces?

The art of not being able to screw up being yourself.

Transitioning from relationship coach to email copywriting magician.

3 lessons to improve yourself and the relationships you have with others.

Going against the grain and breaking the copy “rules.”

The #1 thing business owners need.

How to strategically take on multiple clients at a time while managing a team.

Reaching the epiphany step in the story selling method.

The secret to being the character that your ideal client or customer wants to be.

The better way to be customer-centric and close sales.

The truth about negative inspiration and why it works for entrepreneurs.

The fine line of taking in knowledge and closing off what makes us unique.

How to revive an inactive email list. - Hint: Don’t say sorry.

Are copy blocks the new day rates?

Mentorships and helping others sparkle as they grow their businesses.

The mindset shift between self-employed and entrepreneur.

How to step into the spotlight when you don’t feel you deserve it.

Taking the feelings of discomfort and using them to your full advantage.

Working through a bad relationship with money and coming up with a strategic plan.

The merging of projects and companies: How can this be done?

How to write copy without VOC.

This episode is a must-listen. If not, a must-read. Check out the transcript below.

The people and stuff we mentioned on the show:

Kira’s website

Rob’s website

The Copywriter Club Facebook Group

The Copywriter Underground

Think Tank

Yara’s website

Full Transcript:

Kira:  Maybe the best thing about having a podcast is the opportunity to talk to so many smart and accomplished copywriters and marketing experts. Even the writers we talked to who are just starting out have unique ideas and perspectives. I think we both can safely say we feel lucky to talk to such talented people and get to learn while we're doing it.

And today's guest for the 243rd episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast is Yara Golden. And she shared some of her early struggles in her business, the way she packages and sells her services, the lessons she's learned about boundaries and so much more. There are a ton of great takeaways in this episode.

Rob:  Before we talk to Yara, let's talk to you, our listeners, about the Copywriter Think Tank. That's our mastermind for copywriters and other marketers who want to do more in their business in their work. Maybe you've dreamed about creating a product, podcast, and you want to build a mini agency, like the one that Yara built, that she's going to tell us about here in just a minute, or a product company.

Maybe you want to become just the best copywriter in your industry or in your niche, or the person that has the high-paying clients and have them know that you're the one that they should be calling. That's the kind of thing that we help copywriters in the Copywriter Think Tank do. To learn more, visit copywriterthinktank.com, and maybe you can join this group of extraordinary business owners too.

Kira:  Before we get into the interview, we should note that after a couple of minutes, Rob's internet went down. So, if you're wondering why I hog the mic, and ask all the questions while Rob is quiet, while I didn't kick him off the show, it's just a little bit of trouble.

Rob:  Not yet.

Kira:  Not yet. So, let's jump into our conversation with Yara and find out about her path into copywriting.

Yara:  Oh, my gosh,