How to Write & Promote When You Have No Energy (and the World is Terrible)
Keep building your work and growing your audience when you'd rather hide out in a cave and sleep.
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These are pre-recorded, self-study classes, so as soon as the courses are done, you can watch whenever and keep forever.
These go live on October 25th, so you won't have to wait long.
What's Included
In How to Write & Promote When You Have No Energy (and the World is Terrible), you'll get:
- Guide to find a Bare Minimum that works for you
- Reframes for when "who cares about my work" and "why bother" thoughts come around
- Simple marketing tasks you can do from your bed, couch, or in the fetal position
- 5 minute exercises to keep you writing with minimal effort
- Exercises to help you find excitement, fun, and ease in your writing
- Meditations to boost your energy and facilitate your spite (one of the best low energy motivators!)
- Insider advice from someone (me, Amber Petty) who started a writing career while in the depths of clinical depression, then began a business in the summer of 2020. My timing's been tough, but I have lots of practice getting through emotional and physical lows.
We aren't writing/marketing machines.
The world is hard. Life is hard. And writing can't always be the priority.
But that doesn't mean you have to stop all momentum when times are tough.
With these courses, you'll find gentle ways to keep sharing your work with the world, no matter life's crappiness.
With that skill, you can get through anything and create the body of work and beautiful audience that you've always wanted.
Without burning out.
"Amber, thank you for radiating such liveliness & warmth!! I didn't know what to expect, so many thanks for your clear course & the contagious energy 🥹✨️💙"
Romy
"I feel so much more capable and confident! It also doesn't feel like it's as big a deal in a really good way."
Jess Beachkofsky
