Summary - “Famous for being you means embracing who you are, sharing what you believe in and stand for, and be willing to put your writing out there, no matter what.” - Jennifer Blanchard Exercise: What does “famous for being you” mean to you? Grab a journal and write about it. “Famous for being you” … Continue reading Day Twenty || Getting Famous For Being You
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Day Nineteen || Take Practical Action
Summary: Changing your habits takes more than mindset and evaluating your beliefs. It also takes practical action. Steps you can take to remind you of what you want in life. Exercise: Listen to the audio and get inspired to keep taking action. So examples of taking action in this chapter include writing sticky notes around … Continue reading Day Nineteen || Take Practical Action
Day Twelve || Fight for your limitations and they’re yours
Summary: All the negative thoughts in your head, like 'writers are broke' and 'you can't make money as a writer' are limiting beliefs that we're put into our heads early on and tend to hold us back from achieving our goals but if you think positive and put positive beliefs into the world that will … Continue reading Day Twelve || Fight for your limitations and they’re yours
Day Eight || All in or All Out? There is no other option
Summary: Going all in is scary. It feels like you've always got to have a back up plan just in case. But what if you could go all in? What would that look like for you? Day 8 Exercise : Grab your journal and make a list of all the ways you're not going all … Continue reading Day Eight || All in or All Out? There is no other option
Day Seven || Two of the most powerful phrases
Summary: “ Saying I am or I will statements every day can help build your confidence and support you in creating the energy you need to take action everyday.” - Jennifer Blanhcard Exercise Day Seven: This exercise will help you to grow your confidence and stay focused on who you are, who you want to … Continue reading Day Seven || Two of the most powerful phrases
Day Six || You’ve gotta give this up to get what you want
Summary: Sometimes the excuses we make up are what's really holding us back from achieving our goals. Day 6 exercise: What Excuses have YOU been making? This exercise will help you take a look at the excuses you've been making, and why they're excuses and not “reasons” (like you might believe them to be) Excuses … Continue reading Day Six || You’ve gotta give this up to get what you want
Day Five || What to do when you’re outcome-focused and not worrying about the how’s
Summary: Here is where you take your how based goals and forget about them. Focus instead on what you would already be doing if you've reached your goal. What's the first thing you would do in the morning if you were already a best-selling author etc etc. Day 5 exercise: Instead of pre-planning “how” you're … Continue reading Day Five || What to do when you’re outcome-focused and not worrying about the how’s
Day Four || What Will Happen If You Don’t Change?
Summary: What's the worse that could happen? This exercise will help you take a look at what would happen if you didn't make any changes or change any of your habits. It's important to think about, because doing so will give you motivation. But before you do this worksheet, be sure to listen to the … Continue reading Day Four || What Will Happen If You Don’t Change?
Day Three || Why you should focus on the outcome, not on the how
Summary: Focusing on the how you are going to achieve something can mess with your head and make you unmotivated, focusing on the outcome and simplifying a goal from “I'm gonna write an hr a day to” to “I'm gonna write every day” makes it a lot more achievable. Day 3 Exercise: Grab your journal. … Continue reading Day Three || Why you should focus on the outcome, not on the how
Day Two|| The Driving Force
Summary: What is your most important priority? Day 2 Exercise: What are you committing to? What writing habits do you need to change? Any other area you want to include in this challenge?Things I'm committing to... Writing 500 words 5 days a week.Creating new content once a week.Counting my caloriesWalking for ½ a mile 5 … Continue reading Day Two|| The Driving Force
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