I've been listening to this book on creativity. Its pretty simple but profound. It gives a really great context for creativity and inspiration, as well as partnering either your ideas to make them come to life. Highly recommend it.

Im writing a book about Men and the arc of maturation/initiation. It weaves mythology, anthropology, psychology, and philosophy into a narrative where we can see the arc of transformation from a boy, into a mature man. And actually part two follows the arc from a mature man, into an elder. So far I have written the first draft of 5 out of the 16 chapters, and have planned out several others. Its been in the works for a few years now, but it took me about 18 months to know what I was writing. For a while I was writing all of my ideas down without really knowing if it was a book, a podcast, a course etc... but since it has become clear that Im writing a book I've organized it all, layed out the chapters and now have a structure to continue filling in. I dont have a release date yet. Part of a successful book launch is to have readers, so I am building up my following right now, I have just set up our podcast studio and will be posting more on social media in hopes to gain some recognition, so when I complete the book I can share it with a larger audience. I look forward to hearing about all the different projects you guys are working on. Please post your own so we can connect with like minds and learn from each other.

First Rule of Write Club: - Talk about Write Club. The more memebrs we get, the more community we build. This is how we build a network to launch your book. Anyone with a writing project or wanting to get into writing is welcome. Second Rule of Write Club: - Talk within Write Club. The more engagement we get, the more active of a community we build. Rising tides raise all ships. So ask questions, respond to people, jump on writing sessions. Get involved. Third Rule of Write Club: - If you are new to Write Club, you must post about your writing project. Title, synopsis, genre, how far along are you etc. Tell us about yourself and your writing journey. What are you writing and how is it going? Final Rule of Write Club: - We are here to move your writing projects along. Be supportive of each other. Celebrate each other's successes. Honor others creative and intellectual property. Commit to helping each other reach their goals, just as you would have them help you reach yours. You may now enter the ring.

Ray Bradbury once said that you only begin getting to the gold of your writing after you’ve written a million words. No words written are a waste, each one gets you closer to that million. Keep writing ✨

Where do keep your writing? What software do you use to write, organize, plan your writing project? I have found Notion to be really great for the actual writing part but I also use Obsidian for getting my rough thoughts down before organizing them. I am writing a non-fiction book which explores psychological and sociological concepts, so its not so much a plot and storyline but ideas to organize. What works for you and your project? Is it an area you have a system thats really working for you or is it holding you back?