Hello friend,
Over the past two weeks, I’ve been asking myself, “What am I going to do with this crisis?”
And I have to be honest with you: my answers vary from day to day.
When I take a moment to reflect on the opportunities and challenges ahead, I find myself falling somewhere in between despair and excitement.
It’s all a bit disorienting, isn’t it?
In this season, there has been one practice that has helped me stay grounded when everything else seems to be in state of constant change:
Writing.
When I don’t know what I think about something, I write. When I don’t understand what I’m feeling, I write. When I need to get clear on my next step, I write.
Times like this force us to see what’s really important. And writing is the best way I know to facilitate that clarity.
But most people struggle to find the time to write or don’t know what to say. Developing a daily writing discipline has been the greatest gift I could give myself. And I’d love to share that gift with you.
Next Wednesday, April 1st, I am teaching a free webinar on how to create a daily writing practice with the ultimate goal of writing a book.
For nine years, I dreamed about writing a book and never accomplished that goal. And then when I discovered that simple discipline, I wrote two books in one year, quit my job, became a full-time writer, and have been doing it ever since.
What I learned from this experience is that you don’t write a whole book. You write a sentence. You write a paragraph. Maybe a page. And those pages turn into chapters. Eventually, if you’re lucky, you get a whole book.
It happens in small bites is what I’m saying—step by step, chunk by chunk—all built on the foundation of a daily writing practice.
After five bestsellers, millions of dollars in book sales, and over four million readers reached each year, I’ve created a process for writing. Every. Single. Day.
And I want to share with you exactly how you can develop that same daily writing habit.
To register for this free webinar, click this link (you will be automatically registered when you click).
Here are some more details about the webinar:
Date: April 1, 2020
Time: 12:00 p.m. Central Time
Duration: 90 minutes
I hope you’ll join me for this free presentation. I can promise you that when you and I look back on this time, we will either be grateful for the habits we formed or sad about the opportunities we missed. And I can promise you that creating a daily writing habit won’t be one you will regret.
Just imagine, ninety days from now, looking back on this moment when you decided to start writing every day. It may mean the difference between having a book in your hands that you wrote or continuing to say, “I’ll write a book some day…”
Click here to register for the free webinar now (you will be automatically registered when you click).
Talk soon,
Jeff
P.S. Spaces are limited for the webinar, so it’s first come, first served. Make sure you register to save your seat and show up on time!
