3 Manipulative Email Phrases That'll Get You What You Want

We all know that saying "thank you for your patience" instead of "I'm so sorry for the wait" encourages our reader to be more compassionate and write-off our delay. Let's dive deeper into how you can be a smidge more intentional when writing emails so you get what you want.Here are 3 super simple, yet effectively manipulative phrases to try out in your next email. I hope these help you get what you want.If you want to use your writing as a tool for standing out, the internet is soiled with AI-generated slop and now's your time.Your Professional Writing Studio kicks off February 7th. Join a compassionate first grade teacher and a globally-minded admissions consultant. Here are the deets.You can find this pod on ⁠Spotify⁠, ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠, and ⁠Substack⁠. Until the next episode, come play in my world at maeganburke.com.