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Why is it that only 2% of people who start a book or podcast ever finish them?
According to research done by Georgetown Professor Eric Koester, it's because they do it alone.
This event is for anyone who has thought "I'd finally like to finish that book idea or launch that podcast or complete that documentary." You'll meet a group of recent & soon-to-be authors & creators who'll share their experiences & offer insights about the power of 'others' when creating something for themselves including: (a) how to develop project accountability; (b) how to find coaches & experts; & (c) why deadlines are critical.
In addition, the experience is designed to enable you to meet others who may have set a goal to create & launch something in 2019.
The Event:
12-1pm: Panel with Q&A
1-2pm: Community Building
Who will be at this Event (The Panelists)?
Jillian Richardson (The Joy List)
Andrew Feinstein (Author, Find Your Mind: Meditation for the Bold & Ambitious)
Franklin Lee (Author, The Art of Napping: The Sleeping Smurai & the Dormant Dragon)
We will record the Event, so if you can't attend live -- stay tuned, we'll share that with everyone after!
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Why Come to this Event?
If you're thinking about tackling something in 2019 -- a book, a podcast season, a video show, a conference -- this session is for you. You'll meet others in similar boats, & hear about some unique ways to foster accountability & success in creating something new. Plus you might find others to help you with your 'creation accountability.'
*Light snacks/beverages will be provided at the Event.
About the Creator Institute:
Originally created by Georgetown Professor Eric Koester, Creator Institute helps create programs to "learn-by-doing" -- enabling you to discover your passion, develop your expertise & establish your credibility through the creation & launch of your very own book, podcast season or video show. Professor Koester's programs have been adopted by students at dozens of schools, colleges & organizations. Learn more atwww.Creator.Institute
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