30 Articles in Just 30 Days

So…are you wondering whether writing 30 articles (or more) in 30 days (or less) is possible?  Are you wondering whether it’s a good idea?  To read what previous participants have said, look further down this page as well as on the About page, too.

However, if you know you are ready to get right to the main information about when & where & how, here it is:

Next 30 Articles in Just 30 Days Tele-Event

Date: Saturday, September 17, 2011

Time: 8:00 – noon/Pacific

Location: On your phone so you can be anywhere!

More specifics about the format and what you’ll be receiving are further down this page, but if you’re ready to register for the upcoming September 17, 2011 class,

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Here’s what one recent participant said: Last week, my first book, Making Yosemite: James Mason Hutchings and the Origin of America’s Favorite National Park, went into production with the University Press of Kansas. It is scheduled to be published this coming October. I can’t tell you how happy and proud I am to have accomplished this project. It languished in the nether world of procrastination for nearly a decade and would probably still be there without the “thirty days” seminar. When I took your seminar, I merely hoped that I could get the thing done and off my desk but in the end I am happy with the quality of the work as well. Much of that is also due to Gini Cunningham, who gave me very valuable feedback on the penultimate draft. Secondly, Edible Reno-Tahoe editor Amanda Burden recently informed me that my feature article on pine nuts for the Fall 2010 issue of the magazine won an in-house award for “best short,” out of over 300 entries from “Edible” magazines nationwide. I know that you emphasize the quantity of writing that one can produce by adopting the teleseminar’s tips, but my experience is that the quality of my writing has also improved dramatically in the past few years. I am immensely grateful to you for offering the seminar at such reasonable prices! Jen A. Huntleysmith, PhD
Independent Scholar, Writer, Consultant
Educational Excellence, Sustainable Communities
drjenhs@gmail.comhttp://www.drjenhuntley.com/index.html

Another one of our participants said:

When it came to staying on top of my writing commitments, articles and newsletters, it seemed like I had entered a new level of the ‘professional procrastination’ zone. Then I received an email from Meggin inviting me to attend her “Thirty Articles in Thirty Days” teleclass….not only did I do the 30 articles, but I did 5 of them that morning during class! I also came up with dozens of topics and titles to be used anytime I had a moment to climb back on the writing train.  This made it simple to just jump in and begin writing without all the thinking, planning and procrastinating. Meggin, has designed a structure that works!  Thanks so much, Meggin! Judy Irving | ICF Master Certified Coach | www.movingon.net

To register for the upcoming September 17, 2011 class,
===> just click here

Consider this:

• We live in a digital age.
• People who want information want it now, i.e., whenever they want it (and you know you do, too!)
• Google yourself and your topic—are you on the first page?
• Would people be able to find out about you and your areas of expertise if they Googled you? If you write articles, they will be.

Publishing articles on the internet is a fabulous way to:

• showcase your expertise
• share your knowledge
• offer your information to others
• provide folks around the globe to have access your research
• disperse your experience and reflections for other people’s benefit
• ensure that others know about your organization or association
• and more….

I cannot be more pleased with my progress.  I am even beginning to think of myself as a “writer.”
~ Lisa Evans, Ph.D.

Here’s some of what you will gain in this content-rich tele-coaching event:

1. Instruction on how to write articles (quickly);
2. Structure for creating multiple articles (without a huge amount of muss and fuss);
3. Support for meeting your goals (whether you actually want to write 30 articles in just 30 days, 30 articles in 60 days, or 10 articles in 30 days–whatever it is you have as a goal);
4. Encouragement & coaching on getting your writing DONE!  Participants have had MANY successes!

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To register for the upcoming September 17, 2011 class,
===> just click here

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I took this class two years ago – using it to write 52 ezine articles in 30 days! Those articles became the core for my book that was published in January. I’m in the process of publishing my second book and a number of home study programs—all thanks to Meggin and Gini. The workshop encouraged me to structure my daily schedule so that I could write easily, effectively and productively. If you are trying to focus on writing—for any reason—this is THE CLASS to take. Marie Gibson | www.marie-gibson.com
Author of Smart Books = Smart Business
Marie Gibson Management & Consulting, LLC

Note: Is publishing articles on internet as difficult and elaborate as getting articles published in refereed journals? Heck no! HOWEVER, it doesn’t mean that these articles aren’t valuable and it certainly isn’t something to view with disdain.

By participating in “30 Articles in Just 30 Days,” here’s some of what you’ll receive:

• A four-hour tele-coaching event on Saturday, September 17, 2011;
• 30 days of email tips & encouragement, which you can activate whenever you’re ready;
• A packet of handouts and materials to help you structure your 30 days of article writing;
• Follow-up opportunities with Gini Cunningham and Meggin McIntosh.

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To register for the upcoming September 17, 2011 class,
===> just click here

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How is the 4-hour live tele-coaching even scheduled & structured?

You may be wondering… “4 hours? Am I going to be on the telephone for 4 hours?”

The answer is, “No.” In general terms, here is how the main kick-off event will be scheduled:

Hour 1:

Overview, specific schedule for the day, instruction on getting started on your idea generation & writing; actually getting started on your writing for a portion of the time with call-in/email support from Meggin & Gini, as needed.

Hour 2:

Additional structures for writing multiple articles; ways of getting started (and how to keep going); then writing time with call-in/email support from Meggin & Gini, as needed.

Hour 3:

Even more structures for how to write many articles in relatively brief periods of time; surprising answers to the question of how to generate the number of words you need for an article; then answers to the question of how to generate the number of words you need for an article; then writing time with call-in/email support from Meggin & Gini, as needed.

Hour 4:

Now what? Scheduling (YES, SCHEDULING) time after the ‘event’ so that you keep your momentum going; getting others to ‘help’ you follow through on your commitment, Q & A.  Does that make a difference?

It absolutely makes a difference.

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So, what is your investment?

You have three options:

1. Join the Life of E’s (learn more at the website:  http://www.LifeofEs.com) and register for this event for $69.50.  Note:  Your Life of E’s investment is only $24.50/month or $199 for a year.
2. Register for this event for only $139. It’s a bargain.
3. Access the 30 Articles Self-Study Package, which has been VERY popular.  Just click the tab above or click here to get the details.

It’s up to you.

And what if you want to write a book or something else besides 30 articles?

As a Productivity Consultant, I am constantly teaching people how to manage their priorities effectively.  So the irony wasn’t lost on me with the fact that I wasn’t making progress on my book. After taking Meggin and Gini’s course, I am now consistently making time for writing each morning.  Meggin and Gini taught me how to separate creating from editing, how to generate content ideas and most importantly, how to write a lot.  The chapters are really starting to take form and I am thrilled to be closing in on a very important personal goal.

I highly recommend this course for anyone with writing goals – of any kind.

Ann Gomez | Clear Concept, Inc.
www.clearconceptinc.ca