Where I've Been (Spoiler: I Wrote a Book)

 

It's been a minute. If you've noticed, the podcast has been sporadic at best for the first part of this year — and I want to explain what's been happening.

The short version: I was writing a book. Not the one I told you about last year, but a completely different one that grew out of my Word of the Year workbook and turned into fifty thousand words in about two months. You'll have to wait for the title — that's for another episode — but the cover is designed, the name is locked, and it's coming November 11th. I also get into the plot twist of my word of the year: Amplify didn't mean getting louder. It meant amplifying my ideas internally before I could put them out into the world.

 

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I haven’t been this creatively excited in years — and now I’ve written an entire book in two months.
— David Peck
 
 

In This Episode, You'll Learn

  • Amplify didn't mean “post more” — it meant amplifying my ideas internally before I could put them out into the world.

  • My Word of the Year workbook spiraled into a complete book — fifty thousand words in about two months.

  • I wrote it by using my own methodology on myself: assemble, refine, try.

  • I'm not revealing the name yet, but the date is locked — November 11.

  • A word I choose to design my life always surprises me. The disconnect between the dictionary definition and how I live it is the most interesting part.

 
 

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