You on your own writing
I definitely know people who believe I "work for the internet"
How do you talk about your creative work work to others? To other artists/writers? To people not in a creative field? Today, get into that.
While you’re here want to let you know about a thing: I created a whole-ass 6-month Zoom support system/course to help people doing creative work end loops of frustration/stagnation and come out of the gate with a framework to get/keep their creative shit together, promote their work in a strategic way aimed at building momentum, and feel good and safe about how to be SEEN doing their creative work.Â
It’s called The Seen AF Method, my project to help people doing creative work— writers, filmmakers, actors, dancers, musicians, chefs, artists, and other creative folks—challenge narratives around said creative work and visibility and build a unique-to-their-art strategy to set themselves and their work up for more. I’ve been having fascinating conversations with folks about it and am not kidding when I say I am excited as hell about it.
Learn more about the whole thing here, and/or book a chat with me about it here to see if it’s a good fit for the era you’re in right now.
Alternatively: I’m also opening up monthly memberships later this week that will include a workbook of DIY visibility strategies, 24/7 access to my Slack discussion community and access to regular group coaching calls. If that might be your jam, reply to this email to find out more.