
E69. How to Write an eBook: The Indefinitive Guide
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I get meta in this episode by sharing about my creative practice of writing an ebook about creative practice. I credit my creative practice with everything good in my life, from my recovery from burnout, to finally finding my arena and my people, to finishing a novel, to my mental health management. I want to help other people develop their own life-affirming, fulfilling creative practice that helps them do good work, finish projects, and gives them a sense of purpose in life.
I'm doing this episode for two reasons. The first is that I believe in the value of sharing the creative process. Sharing the act of creativity is what creativity is in the most fundamental sense: alive, in motion, emergent. Creativity is process, not product. The second reason is that this ebook is for you. I'd like feedback on my ideas around what to include. So if you feel like this ebook is something you'd be interested in, please don't hesitate to contact me with your thoughts on what you'd like to see me include! You can contact me here.
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