The DO Lectures - Lazy Discipline.

Hi ,

Today marks the end of the 100 day writing challenge.

Twenty five people will cross the finish line (well done to #cosmicantlers100).

Twenty five people decided being able to tell their story matters.

And the truth is, no matter what business you are in, you are in the story business.

And if social media has got tougher, and that is the ugly truth of this moment, your words need to get better.

Words matter. Writing matters. Story matters.

If you can outspend your competition, then maybe it won't matter for you.

But, if you are sitting there right now and thinking "I don't know what to do", I don't think you are alone. 

Every time I have found myself there, I have written my way out of my corner.

But here's the secret sauce:

You have to learn how to do this: Release the handbrake.

You are at your strongest when you let go of what other people think.

Your need for acceptance is making you almost invisible.

Being invisible is not a winning strategy right now.

The world needs to hear your voice:

DON'T COMPARE YOUR CHAPTER 1 WITH THEIR CHAPTER 20.

Today we are opening up the 'Lazy Discipline' online course for just 24 hours.

I made sure it is the cheapest online course we do (£26).

I made sure it is the shortest.

Within 2 hours you can take the simple system and start writing.

If attention has gone away, then use your voice to get it back.

Release the handbrake,

David Hieatt

Co-founder.

P.S. Below are some observations from my 100 days of posting.

1. I am at my best when I let go, release the handbrake, let others in.

2. Yes, writing often increases confidence. But more important, it decreases fear.

3. Creating a writing habit takes time. One sentence at a time.

4. Writing is just an exchange of energy. If you don’t feel it, nor can they.

5. A voice emerges when you stop playing to the crowd.

6. Writing better helps you think better. And vice versa.

7. A deadline each day switches on the observer’s brain. Yay.

8. What seemed hard at the start becomes easier.

9. Progress. Progress. Slump. Progress. Progress. Slump. Get used to it.

10. The person who started the challenge is different to the one who completed it.

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