The third class in my free Master Your Creative Productivity series was last night and the recording is now available! We had some technical line challenges so I rerecorded the call and the fresh, much better quality recording is now available. It’s super exciting to see our list of registered participants continue to grow — we’re up to almost 120 now.
In case you’ve missed the first three classes, you can still sign up for the four-part series (we’re continuing tomorrow with Part IV on Tuesday, March 24 at 4:30 p.m. Pacific Time). The important thing to know is that each class stands on its own, so it’s perfectly okay to jump in at any point in the series.
You’ll get instant access to the recording archives when you register and you’ll also get the call-in information for the next class.
Here’s what we’ve covered in the classes so far:
Part I: Powerful Tools to Help You Write Productively
- Defining what being productive means.
- 3 writing productivity principles.
- 5 time principles to help you be more effective with EVERYTHING you do.
- 7 writing productivity power tools you can put to use right away.
Part II: The Anti-Creativity Cycle and How to Break It
- Defining perfectionism and 5 thoughts about the role perfectionism plays in our writing lives.
- The Anti-Creativity Cycle of perfectionism, procrastination, and paralysis and a laundry list of ways it shows up.
- Other creative blocks and obstacles like impostor syndrome, fear of success and fear of failure, and more.
- 15 solutions and antidotes for the Anti-Creativity Cycle and other creative blocks.
Part III: Keeping Your Creative Energy Vibrant for Optimal Writing Productivity
- The trick to managing the emotional ups and downs of a long-form writing project
- Simple but important ways to take care of your physical body AND your creative mind
- 3 energy boosting strategies
- 3 nifty techniques to balance and recharge your energy
- 5 creative recovery skills for whenever (or if ever!) you get off track.
Each of the first two recordings are 60 minutes each and include 15 minutes of Q&A time at the end of the classes. The recording for the third class does not include the Q&A time since it’s a do-over recording.
TOMORROW, Thursday, March 24, for Part IV, we’ll be covering Setting Motivating Writing Goals and Intentions, plus I’m adding a bonus section on managing distractions.
Join us!
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