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In 1994 I was privileged to begin writing a weekly column on mental health in the local newspaper.
Three other therapists had weekly column concert before me. What do you hear me most about these authors were the "level of" nap "titles to be put in their articles.
Good night, it's bedtime titles
Here are some examples of what I mean:
What is Bipolar Disorder?
What is obsessive-compulsive disorder?
Puts you right to sleep, right?
I have to read the titles
Using the same theme, try these titles:
Tired of Riding an Emotional Roller Coaster? Here are 7 Steps to Getting Off and Life
When 100 times is not enough: How destructive repetitive behaviors
See and feel the difference?
The ultimate goal of any title
Your title is your headline. Losing the reader here, and that the reader has lost forever.
When country music star Toby Keith said the country music legend Willie Nelson to sing part of a song on the new CD by Keith, Nelson threw with "Music of my people, a demo tape and we'll see."
When he turned to leave, Toby Keith Willie Nelson asked for the title of the song.
Toby Keith said: "Whiskey for my men, Beer for My Horses".
Willie Nelson said: "I'm in."
That's the effect you want your titles to have:
I'm in!
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