That's what I told my daughter when she was about 4 or 5. 

I don't remember exactly when, but it worked.

My daughter was an only child and had two imaginary friends, one of whom was a bit naughty.

It seemed that whenever someone wrote on the wall, spilled the milk on the floor, broke something, or even washed the bathroom out with the hose, it was always Mary who did it.

That's why she had to stop coming around. 

Sandra was fine. She seemed to behave as much as Marissa did, which was most of the time.

She got to stay in our lives until she got a boyfriend and left home, Sandra, not Marissa.
 

Did you have an imaginary friend?

I don't remember having one, but I was a bit of an introvert and a loner, so I might have, but then again, it might have been that I didn't even have an imaginary friend.
 

When you write a sales letter to your ideal customer, you effectively write to an imaginary friend.

You know this friend so well that you talk to them the same way you would speak to a real person.

When you can write like this, your writing becomes far more effective because you can answer any real person's questions and objections.

You may find this works better if you use something like otter.ai to record and transcribe you having that conversation.

Don't worry about it sounding weird. 

That'll only be the first few times and that time when your significant other catches you. ;-)
They'll get over it when you explain.

You might like to have them act as the person you are having the conversation with.

Here's a tip, if the transcribing doesn't seem to be working, try a different web browser. I had that problem yesterday, and changing the browser solved the problem.
 

Regards,
Brent.

P.S. I've been binge-watching Stranger Things on Netflix the last couple of days.

My wife is In Melbourne, and I have the house to myself.

That's both good and bad.

She wouldn't enjoy Stranger Things. 

It's too weird for her, but I like S.F., Fantasy, Paranormal type stuff, so I watch when she's not around.

The bad thing is that I haven't been doing as much online as I could.

Just doing the basics to keep things ticking along, but that's the whole point of having an Internet-based business.

Your time is your own after you do the half-hour or so of the essentials that keep it running.

If that sort of freedom is attractive to you, perhaps you will find the means in one of these ideas. https://go.wm-tips.com/10main.

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