30 Days of Writing #Ship30for30
Writing has been one of the biggest loves throughout my life.
I started blogging and sharing my ideas online in 2011.
I have also written two books. A few short e-books. Hundreds of newsletters. Thousands of social media posts.
So what am I doing here, joining a daily writing challenge?
A. The Magic of Conscious Intentions + Commitments
I already write most days, but doing it as part of a group of committed writers gives this practice a new quality.
Holding myself accountable and utilizing the power of group accountability of the #Ship30for30 tribe is exciting for me.
Besides, even though I have done a lot of writing in my life, I don't consider myself a supergreat writer. It's just something I do and I know I can always improve my skills. #beginnersmind
B. I Want to Embody EXPANSION in 2021
The way we start a new day, a new week, a new month or - in this case - a new year sets the stage for what is to come. This month serves as a creative kickstart into the new year.
My word for 2021 is EXPANSION - so here I am, expanding myself as a writer.
It is my message to the universe/higher power: "Yo, I'm ready to go all in."
C. Being Part of a Creative Community of Doers + Makers
I love surrounding myself with inspiring and curious humans, who are passionate about writing and sharing ideas.
Especially during lockdown times, I am enjoying being part of several online communities of likeminded people.
Bonus Motivation:
The idea for a writer and creator community/course has been on my list for a long time. I like getting inspired by other similar projects like this one.
My Writing Commitment For The Next 30 Days:
Write for 25 minutes before noon using a Pomodoro timer
Publish what I wrote the same day on Twitter, Instagram and/or here on my blog.
PS: The challenge is called Ship30for30 and is run by Dickie Bush.
