People and writing are both judged by whether they are 'interesting or not'

People and writing are both
"interesting or not"
judged by whether they are.

This is because
people are almost entirely driven by these two choices:
"interesting or not."

Even if work isn't interesting, you have to do it, but
aside from working to survive, most people
decide things based on whether they are "interesting or not."

Conversations, books, novels,
theme parks, dates, and movies

"I'll go listen if it sounds interesting"
"I'll read it if it sounds interesting"
"I'll go if it sounds fun"
"I'll go meet them if it sounds fun"
"I'll watch it if it sounds interesting"

That is how it is.

What matters is whether it is interesting or not.

People's stories and the things people write
are judged by whether they are interesting or not.

"I can't say anything interesting"
"I can't write anything interesting"
"I don't have any stories like that"
you might think.

That's true. You're not a comedian.
I'm the same. I'm just an ordinary person.

I'm not a storyteller or a comedian.

But
even if you don't have interesting stories,
and even if it's not a big deal,

through how you speak and convey things,
or how you write if it's text,
you can make people think, "This person is interesting!"

When you master true writing skills,
you can capture people's interest and attention.

Why don't you also learn
"how to convey things" at Momoko Juku?

The online salon Momoko Juku is held twice a month on Wednesday nights via Zoom.
Since each session is self-contained, anyone can join easily.
You don't even have to show your face!

~Participant feedback and comments~

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Momoko-sensei
Tonight's Momoko Juku session was also very thought-provoking.
After all, what catches people's eyes, grabs their attention, and makes them stop is
wording that strikes a chord. (Content omitted to avoid spoilers)

Things we see casually every day that stay in our memory
are packed with what they want to convey, even in short sentences!

As Momoko-sensei always says,

I felt the greatness of the power of writing again tonight.

Momoko Juku sessions are always self-contained. They are so fun and exciting. Thank you for preparing such deep content right after your live seminar in Osaka.

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Momoko-sensei

Thank you for tonight's Momoko Juku session as well.
Regarding the homework from last time at the beginning,
I was first moved by your consideration for those who hadn't finished it.
I felt your delicate thoughtfulness, kindness, and affection for your students.

It's a response only a woman, only Momoko-sensei, could provide.
It's no wonder your fan base is growing.

Also, tonight's lecture content was very educational.

Even if you write with all your might, it is meaningless if it is not read.
It was packed with tips on how to write sentences that do not stress the reader,
and conversely, make them think, 'I want to read more.'

There is no doubt that this can be applied to future social media posts
and your real daily life.

Thank you as always for the deep learning.

I look forward to your continued guidance.

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Momoko-sensei

I had a realization at yesterday's Momoko Juku.

Recently, many people teach that email newsletters and official LINE accounts are the gateway to building a fan base on social media,

and I feel that many people are satisfied just by creating a list.


I have read email newsletters before,but there was a lot of position-based talk,
and I sometimes found it unpleasant.


Also, I felt that it must be copywriting taught by Momoko-sensei,not sales talk.

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