Worried you don’t have the time for a workshop this weekend?


Hi Reader,

I get it—life is busy. Taking an entire day for a workshop might feel like a big commitment. And, what if it’s boring?

Sure, you could scroll on social media all day, hang out with friends, exercise, or clean house. All of those things are important (well, except the scrolling all day one). But none of them further the work you do in the world, or make an impact in people's lives.

If you want to experience a truly worthwhile Saturday, invest one focused day now and save yourself months of frustration and false starts later when you want to write your book.

This workshop will:

  • Help you skip the guesswork and confusion of book writing.
  • Get you started with confidence and momentum.
  • Save you countless hours by teaching you how to plan, organize, and execute the steps to completing a book.

Imagine looking back on this workshop with your finished draft in hand, instead of wishing you hadn't spent January 11, 2025, doing the same ol' things you do every weekend.

Do something with purpose! Join the Books with Purpose workshop today.

Your future self will thank you.

Best,
Carrie

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Carrie Kenner

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