Breakout Blocks
Breakout Blocks are informal meetups for asking questions about the 12 Week Year for Writers, sharing progress, discussing challenges, and generally geeking out about writing.
Next Breakout Block:
May 16, 2024
12 - 1pm ET
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Upcoming Workshops
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May 9, 2024 - Weekly Writing Routine Workshop ($97)
May 9, 2024. 1:00 - 2:30 pm ET
It’s time to stop struggling to stay focused, to set goals, or to write consistently. It’s time for a new weekly writing routine.
This live 90-minute workshop with Trevor Thrall will help you build a rock-solid writing routine.
Topics will include:
- Why In the Moment You makes it difficult to write consistently
- Two common misperceptions that keep people from creating healthy routines
- The 6 core elements every productive writer uses to stay in charge of their writing
- How to audit your existing routine to identify growth opportunities
- The process of designing and implementing a new routine that fits the way you work
Participants will receive:
- Free copy of the The Weekly Writing Routine Workbook (ebook and PDF workbook)
- Free digital workbook built in Notion
- Access to the recorded workshop
Previous Workshops
March 18, 2024: Perfect Project Chunking (Free)
Creating focused, realistic, and useful plans starts with the right goals and tactics. Many writers struggle, however, to break down big writing projects into manageable chunks. The result is often frustration and slow progress.
In this workshop I’ll walk you through the project chunking process. You’ll leave with steps you can take right away to create foolproof 12 week plans.
February 15, 2024: Finding Focus (Free)
Staying focused during your writing sessions can be a huge challenge. Unfortunately, most of the advice you hear is geared toward tactics to use as you write. I think this approach misses the mark because it ignores the causes of poor focus.
In this workshop we’ll take a big-picture perspective and you’ll walk away with concrete strategies for improving your focus.