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There is a message in your inbox you have not answered. You know which one…
Try it now · copy the prompt ✓ I did thisFearing it is pointless. Mastering it takes a month.
The first minute and a half of lesson one of “Email That Actually Gets Sent”, exactly as it plays inside. Read along below it.
Lesson 1 · Paste the email, not your summary · full lesson 4:56
There is a message in your inbox you have not answered. You know which one. It arrived on Tuesday, you read it twice, you started a reply, you deleted it.
You are not stuck on the writing — you know how to write. You are being asked to settle three things at once while also finding the words. Do you admit the part that was yours? Do you push back on the part that was not? How firm can you be with this particular person?
Three decisions in a costume, and that is why the sentence keeps coming out wrong.
The first habit takes no skill at all: paste the actual message. The whole thing, exactly as it arrived, including the parts that annoy you.
The temptation is to describe it instead. "A supplier is late and being defensive — write me a firm but polite reply." What comes back is a perfectly good letter about a supplier who does not exist.
The task under this lesson · Read the thread before you answer it
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Below is an email thread I need to reply to. Before drafting anything, tell me: who wants what, what has already been agreed, what is still open, and what I personally have been asked for and have not yet answered. Where you are inferring rather than reading it back from the text, say so explicitly. [PASTE THE THREAD]

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