Do you have a message that could benefit a much wider audience than your own circle?
Do you need to write to build your professional brand, but you’d rather do almost anything else?
Do you keep promising yourself to write, but never quite get around to it?
Do you delete almost as many words as you write?
Do you write pieces that never get shared?
If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, this book can help you.
Do you want to write well and enjoy doing it?
Nobody is born knowing how to write. Writing is a skill that improves with deliberate practice and paying attention. With growing skill often comes heightened enjoyment.
Do you want to write well and enjoy doing it?
Nobody is born knowing how to write. Writing is a skill that improves with deliberate practice and paying attention. With growing skill often comes heightened enjoyment.
But how do you build the skill?
Everybody is different. I recommend that you address your writing with an experimental mindset, trying different approaches in search of the ones that work for you. To aid your search, this book describes 55 experiments for shaping practice.
Why Sit Write Share?
The experiments in this book cover many ways to practice the craft of writing.
The 13 Sit experiments show how to settle your mind to the task and build habits that return you to writing frequently. Some are about defeating gremlins or seeking inspiration.
The 26 Write experiments show how to imagine what you want to say, draft powerful messages, and then edit rough drafts until they are clear and a pleasure to read.
The 16 Share experiments show how to find support from other people, understand your audience, and then put your words out there for strangers to see.
Different writers are working on different parts of the writing skill. The experiments that help you may be different from those that help somebody else. How do you find the right ones for you right now? Get your copy of the navigation guide, a free workbook that accompanies the book.
I invite you to make this book with workbook your personal manual for getting better at the craft of writing.
You are a writer. Let the world see the words you weave together.
Why Sit Write Share?
The experiments in this book cover many ways to practice the craft of writing.
The 13 Sit experiments show how to settle your mind to the task and build habits that return you to writing frequently. Some are about defeating gremlins or seeking inspiration.
The 26 Write experiments show how to imagine what you want to say, draft powerful messages, and then edit rough drafts until they are clear and a pleasure to read.
The 16 Share experiments show how to find support from other people, understand your audience, and then put your words out there for strangers to see.
Different writers are working on different parts of the writing skill. The experiments that help you may be different from those that help somebody else. How do you find the right ones for you right now? Get your copy of the navigation guide, a free workbook that accompanies the book.
I invite you to make this book with workbook your personal manual for getting better at the craft of writing.
You are a writer. Let the world see the words you weave together.
