Announcing Our First Author Circle Skill Session
Let’s be honest, consistency is hard.
You sit down to write… and your brain pulls a blank.
You’ve posted three newsletter issues this month, but now you feel like you’ve used up all your ideas.
And every time you think about planning ahead, it feels like adding more stress to your already packed to-do list.
Sound familiar?
That’s exactly why we’re kicking off our very first Author Circle Skill Session with a hands-on, no-fluff session called:
How to plan 1–2 months of content without overwhelm
Create a simple, repeatable system to stay consistent and never run out of ideas.
You’ll learn:
The three-part framework I use to plan weeks of content in under an hour
How to build a system that works with your writing rhythm—not against it
A few sneaky tricks to recycle and remix your existing content without sounding repetitive
And how to create once, but show up everywhere
This is not a “theory” session. You’ll walk away with a content plan for the next 4–8 weeks, ready to go.
📌 Important details
🗓 Date: Thursday, 10 July 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM PST / 9:00 PM EDT
( For Canberra and Sydney, it is Friday, 11 July, 11:00 AM)
💻 Where: Live on Zoom (link below in this post)
(Replay available for paid members)
Who can attend?
Pro Circle (paid) and Inner Circle (founding) members: You get in free.
Non-members: You’re very welcome to join us—just purchase a one-time ticket here. It’s just $15.
You’ll get much more value as a paid subscriber. With your annual subscription, you’ll gain access to at least 8 Skill Sessions like this one, plus the full 90-Day Write Grow Monetize program—and many more future trainings and resources.
Pencil in the date and time.
🗓 Date: Thursday, 10 July 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM PST / 9:00 PM EDT
( For Canberra and Sydney, it is Friday, 11 July, 11:00 AM)
Add it to your calendar, bring a notebook, and show up ready to map out your next few weeks of content with clarity and confidence.
Creating consistent content doesn’t have to be overwhelming.
And planning doesn’t have to feel like a punishment.