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“Ugh, I'm tired. I don't really feel like going on this date." 
 
It was 2016. I was sitting at the bar of the restaurant I worked at, and I had just gotten off world's longest shift. It was a particularly grueling day, and I was in no mental state to meet some random bassist from Tinder at a bar.
 
“Let's see him,", my friend replied, gesturing for me to hand my phone over. 
 
I obliged.
 
As he swiped through some of Tinder bassist guy's photos, he smirked. “This guy is either going to be the best guy you'll ever meet, or the worst."
 
I cackled. “Why do you say that!?”
 
“Because guys who are in punk bands are always one or the other.” 
 
As someone who was in a punk band himself, I knew my friend was uniquely qualified to give that assessment. But now, I was FASCINATED. 
 
I needed to know. 
 
“Wellp. You're only young once. Guess I'm going!" And within 0.5 seconds, I was out the door and headed towards an East Village dive bar. 
 
No time to think, no time to second-guess. Only time to do.
 
It's almost 7 years later now, and as I type this, that bassist from Tinder and I are both sprawled out on opposite ends of our couch. (Guess you could say it worked out.)
 
I often think about how some of the best things in my life were prompted by quick, split-second decisions—going on that date, starting a feminist theatre company, deciding to design a friend's website one day…
 
Jumping into action has always provided much more benefit to my life than “thinking” my way into a solution. (And that's much to my dismay, because as an enneagram 5, I LOVE to think. Lololol.) 
 
So, if you're anything like the rest of my clientele this month, you might have been thinking this question straight into the ground: “Should I get a pro to design my website?” 
 
And if that is you ^^^, then I challenge you to make a move towards that today. 
 
(And, let me be clear here: I'm not even saying it has to be me!!! Well, I'd love if it was, OBVI, but I believe in the power of a high-converting website so much that I just want you to have one regardless. That shit is life-changing and business-changing.) 
 
Whether it's a DIY solution, buying a template, or having someone design it (😏), it's one action towards your biz that I've never seen anyone regret.
 
;) 
 
 
 
 
 
Before I leave you, I want you to know how hard it was for me to not talk about the submersible in this newsletter. (Apparently people are starting to become sick of the topic!? Couldn't be me. But… I get it.)
 
Anyway, I'm giving myself a pat on the back for that one. 
You too can do hard things. 
 
See you next Tuesday!
Sarah Kleist
 
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