How to Schedule Your Days Successfully (ReAir LA 1529) - a podcast by Steven Butala & Jill DeWit

How to Schedule Your Days Successfully (ReAir LA 1529)
Transcript:S Jack Butala:
Steve and Jill here.Jill DeWit:
Hello.S Jack Butala:
Welcome to the Land Academy Show, entertaining land investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala.

Jill DeWit:And I'm Jill DeWit, broadcasting from sunny southern California.

S Jack Butala:Today, Jill and I talk about how to schedule your days successfully.

Jill DeWit:All right, brain, go for it.

S Jack Butala:Full disclosure, this is one of my favorite topics, and here's why. Not because I love to live in my calendar, but I love to make money. And this is the only way I know how to actually run a crew and make money and sleep at night, quite honestly.

Jill DeWit:I thought you were going to say, I love to make fun of Jill.

S Jack Butala:No, I don't want to ... Jill's amazingly good at this. She doesn't realize it, but we'll make fun of her in a minute.

Jill DeWit:I kind of am. I mean, I do, on the big stuff. Maybe the little stuff, I kind of slack on, but remember I have my reasons why. We've talked about that.

S Jack Butala:Before we get into it, let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free. And if you're already a member, please join us on Discord.

Jill DeWit:Sandy wrote,"I just joined Land Academy a couple months ago. Honestly, I have stuck with my mailing procedure. Oh, I stuck with my mailing procedure instead of starting from scratch with Offers 2 Owners."I'm curious what her old procedure was. I hope it wasn't handwriting letters with the family at dining room.

S Jack Butala:You'll see. There's a reason this made it into-

Jill DeWit:Oh, it's coming? Okay, good. I'm excited to see what this is. Okay, Sandy. Here we go."Unfortunately, I received an email today that states I have to send my mailers first class."Oh, that's funny.

S Jack Butala:But it's hilarious.

Jill DeWit:Here come the questions."Number one, is it standard practice to send first class?"S Jack Butala:
Not at all.Jill DeWit:"Number two, does O2O require that offers be sent first class?"S Jack Butala:
Heck no.Jill DeWit:"Number three, how many people send first class versus standard?"S Jack Butala:
Very, very few, if that.Jill DeWit:"Four, other than the obvious price difference, has anyone tested to see if there are any other differences, ie. performance, ease of mailing, et cetera? Thanks so much for any help you can give, Sandy."Sorry.

S Jack Butala:If you're over 80, this matters.

Jill DeWit:I don't think it matters.

S Jack Butala:If you're over 80 and you're receiving a letter. I don't even look at how it's stamped ever. I mean, none of us do.

Jill DeWit:No. No, we don't.

S Jack Butala:First class is something that happened like in World War II and, I'm not exaggerating. No. And it goes on, everybody had some stuff to say about this, me included actually on ... And if you want to see it all-

Jill DeWit:Was she licking stamps?

S Jack Butala:... it's either he or she, we don't know. And no, they were using click to mail. And so Click2Mail, it's not even a competitor, but it's another way you can send mail for twice as much money, and it's very popular with non-members of Land Academy and everybody changes over. And even Sandy now goes on to say at the bottom of the string. It was too long for me to include in this.

Jill DeWit:It said, so I get it? I hear ya?

S Jack Butala:So Click2Mail went into this whole thing about, they sent it to all their people saying,"If you're sending these, this and this, and here's the regulations from the Post Office,"and they cited it all.

Jill DeWit:How sneaky. That's sneaky, making you think you have to do that.

S Jack Butala:Our other members just jumped right in and took screenshots of how this is all fiction.

Jill DeWit:Wow.

S Jack Butala:So look, I don't want to blow my own horn here, but I am for a second, our horn. O2O rocks. O2O is set up to do this.

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