I'm at our office at the University looking at a giant bag of chocolate.
Not only is it a giant bag, but inside the bag are six more bags of chocolate.
It's like a chocolate matryoshka doll, where you open the doll and there's another doll inside another doll
inside another doll inside another doll inside another doll inside another doll...
You get the picture.
Why did I bring a giant bag of chocolate to work?
Simple. I have to go to my commercial kitchen this afternoon
and make a new batch of delicious mesquite chocolate chip cookie mixes.
I couldn't leave my ingredients in the car in the Tucson heat because they'd just melt into chocolatey goo, which does sound delicious, but it really screws up my baking process.
The ingredients in my chocolate chip cookie mixes
are simple:
- Dark chocolate chips
- White Sonora wheat flour, a heritage grain native to the region
- Locally wild-harvested mesquite powder
- Brown sugar
- Baking powder, baking soda, and salt
Put them all together in the right way and you'll get our unique mesquite chocolate chip cookie
mixes.
It's similar to the ingredients you need to make a great mix:
- EQ
- Compression
- Reverb
- Delay
- Saturation
Use those plug-ins on a well recorded, awesome arrangement and you're practically guaranteed an amazing mix.
Although I can't disclose my proprietary, highly-secret cookie mix recipe, I'm more than willing to spill all the secrets of mixing great tracks.
You can find it all inside my Step By Step Mixing system right here:
www.StepByStepMixing.com
P.S.
Many of you emailed me back after yesterday's email to tell me you needed help with content creation to promote yourselves. This email is an example of using the "Slice of Life/Seinfeld Story" coupled with an "Off-The-Wall Analogy" tied to a "Product CTA."
Feel free to reverse-engineer my methods by analyzing this email to see how you can create something similar for yourself.
And if you'd like hands-on help, don't hesitate to get in touch. I may be able to help a few new students in-between cookie-making sessions :)