I'll do it later.

Let's get started. In a bit.

Time to get some work done. Maybe.

I’ll do it later helps self-employed creatives get their work done.

1. Your dream job can be nightmare

Working alone in a room is great, except when it’s not. Autonomy is why I like being self-employed, but some support would be nice as I sit here by myself.

Trying to manage your time, your attention and your energy as you juggle multiple projects is overwhelming. Oh, and the world is on fire. Every day a new anxiety.

The Time Blobbing System I developed is enough structure to help you stay organized and focused, without being so rigid that you hate me.

2. Join a community of introverts

Look, we’re all in the same boat, even if we’d rather not leave our cabins. Connecting with like-minded creatives who understand the struggle of avoiding an internet full of puppies (the struggle of the snuggle), while trying to ignore negative self-talk is healthy and helpful. Talk with people who relate to your challenges and share your wisdom with people facing issues you’ve overcome.

No, I don’t think hero is too strong a word.

You can follow my free posts as a subscriber, or upgrade to paid and up your engagement with the group.

3. How will this work?

All subscribers are invited to use the Time Blobbing System you receive when you sign up.

Every week I’ll share a post for free and paid subscribers.

Paid subscribers can follow along in the chat. We can post our intentions for the workday. At the end of the day we can check in and see how it all went. Ask about current challenges you are facing. Everyone is cool.

I’m building a skills library for paid subscribers. I’ll post ways to deal with common issues facing self-employed creatives.

I’d like to do some body doubling sessions where I stream from my desk. That sounds awkward though, so we’ll see how it goes.

Subscribe now and get your creative work done.

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