Reflecting on my 30-day writing challenge, I've discovered the power of focusing on process over results. By committing to publish daily, regardless of content quality, I've unlocked greater opportunities for success than obsessing about perfection ever could. This approach isn't just about writing—it's a sustainable pathway to achieving long-term goals in any field. From hit-making musicians to app developers, success often comes from honing the craft and refining the process. Learn why dedicating yourself to the journey, not just the destination, might be the key to reaching your goals.

Reflecting on my 30-day writing challenge, I've discovered the power of focusing on process over results. By committing to publish daily, regardless of content quality, I've unlocked greater opportunities for success than obsessing about perfection ever could. This approach isn't just about writing—it's a sustainable pathway to achieving long-term goals in any field. From hit-making musicians to app developers, success often comes from honing the craft and refining the process. Learn why dedicating yourself to the journey, not just the destination, might be the key to reaching your goals.

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LFG!!!

Just finished my 3️⃣0️⃣day writing challenge 🔥💪💯 

- 46,399 words
- 1600 page views
- 61% open rate

Most importantly, I gained the confidence to start hitting the publish button & just keep writing.

Thanks to the FC fam for the support the past month 🙏
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nice! did the same thing lsat year and really enjoyed it - was pretty tough especially bc I was traveling one week but felt like the daily forcing function helped get rid of the fear of hitting "publish"
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Definitely. When other life stuff pops off, hard. When you work through that initial list of things you’ve been stewing on and have to come up with something to write about, hard. When you realize that nobody cares what you write, hard and also a little freeing. 

Good experience. Hoping to keep some of it but be able to go deeper on some stuff. 🤞🏽

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Yeah. I think I will. They say it takes 21 days to form a new habit. I'm frankly afraid to lose the progress. Won't be every day though. But yes.

just show off

what now? will you continue writing?

Congrats on 30 days! Have really enjoyed reading your posts, hope you continue writing on some cadence that feels good to you :)