A successful marketer built a powerful email list, then disappeared. No emails. No promotions. No contact. When he tried to come back, the list was already dead. In this episode, I explain why consistency is non-negotiable, what really happens when you stop mailing, and why silence is the fastest way to destroy one of your most valuable business assets.
[1:04] Why Famous Marketers Disappear Overnight:
- The functional value of a business asset exists only while actively maintained not merely possessed.
- Financial achievement does not resolve the existential motivations required for sustained business execution.
- Experience provides no immunity against fundamental operational failures when consistency breaks down.
- Business systems decay silently while maintaining the appearance of technical integrity.
- Psychological fulfillment and business momentum follow independent trajectories that often diverge precisely at moments of achievement.
[4:18] The Lazy Way to Maintain a Responsive List:
- Asset value exists in functional responsiveness not technical possession.
- Human attention decays predictably without regular reinforcement.
- Continuous minimal maintenance prevents exponential reconstruction costs.
- Business momentum depends on consistency not sporadic intensity
- Functional ownership diverges from technical ownership when engagement ceases.
[6:47] Igor’s Book On Email Marketing:
- Visit www.igorsbook.com to learn more.





