Sexy means lots of different things to different people. I’ve recently learned that I need to choose my words with conviction.
And, no, I don’t mean choose them carefully. Rather, choose each word with complete commitment to holding all of its meanings.
I named one of my workshops, “Radiate Your Sexy Inner Business Goddess” This title ruffled a few feathers and I was asked to switch the word “sexy” with “passionate.” I didn’t hesitate. I changed it because it still worked and I wasn’t asked to change any other part of the copy that included the word “sexy.”
[To be honest, someone also took offense at my using the word “Goddess” in the title as well. This surprised me. She proclaimed I was less devoted to Goddess because I dared use Her in a commercial way. This may someday show up as a blog-vent, but this post is all about sexy.]
When I use the word “sex” or “sexy” in the headline of a post on Facebook or in an email headline people immediately react. Response levels go up, clickthroughs increase, engagement level rises. Sexy things happen, and, personally I feel sexy when I get good response to a project.
[This workshop, by the way, filled up in the first 48 hours after its announcement. I think the registrants wanted to feel sexy too.]
My associations with sexy:
Sexy = Strong, Healthy Body. Sacred. Mystical. Magical. Sassy. Magnetic. Fun. Carefree. Assertive. Sensual.
What are your associations with the word sexy? (set a timer for 30 seconds and write or type them out) Post them in the comments below if you feel so inclined.
Wishing you a SEXY day,
Kris
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Kris is a brand strategist and marketing copywriter that coaches creative and spiritually-minded entrepreneurs who are determined to find more meaning, magic AND profit in their businesses.
She was a once a corporate marketing director and lead website developer for some pretty big names, including Citrix Online, E! Entertainment Television, Disney, ABC, Paramount Pictures. She even made her employer $1 million with a single e-newsletter once.
But, like you, she heard the siren’s call and decided to pursue a life of pleasure, doing what she loves.
She has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs create a business and livelihood that feels otherworldly … seductive … enthralling … and totally pleasure-soaked.
When Kris isn’t working, you can find her priestessing rituals, writing mermaid erotica, dancing Indian classical and fusion styles, playing her congas, or frolicking in the surf with her 10-year old girl.