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Become a Better Writer in 1 Week? Challenge Accepted

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How do you become a better writer? What happens when you try to write a year's worth of Copywork in 7 days? Can you get better at writing by copying?
When I looked up ways to improve your writing, one exercise popped up everywhere as a recommendation. To become a better writer, you have to copy the great ones. This is known as “Copywork”
This was practiced by many famous authors throughout history and is an exercise many still swear by today. For the sake of documenting this, and out of my own curiosity, I wanted to see if I could do this daily writing exercise, but condense an entire year's worth of work in just one week’s time.
The author I chose to study was Seth Godin. He’s the author of 19 best-selling books. He’s a prolific writer who posts to his blog every single day, which has over 7500 entries.
Chapters
0:00 My Writing Challenge
0:39 What is Copywork?
1:33 My plan to do 1 year's worth of writing in one week
2:24 Day one of my one-week writing challenge
5:19 Unexpected problems in my one-week writing challenge
6:52 The adjustments I made to improve my process
8:57 Something magical happened when I started writing for myself
11:08 The results of my one-week writing challenge
11:35 What did I learn from copying Seth Godin?
12:57 My process to get better at writing
14:35 The benefits of Copywork. What happens when you develop a habit for writing?
16:03 How to overcome writer’s block by Seth Godin
16:34 Challenge me. What do you want me to learn next?
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Host: Chris Do
Content Director: Matthew Encina
Producer: Mark Contreras
Cinematographers/Editors: Stewart Schuster, Ricky Lucas, Jona Garcia
Social Team: Elle Money, Alex Burlui
Typefaces: Futura, DIN, Helvetica Now, Calibre, Knockout, Champion Gothic
When I looked up ways to improve your writing, one exercise popped up everywhere as a recommendation. To become a better writer, you have to copy the great ones. This is known as “Copywork”
This was practiced by many famous authors throughout history and is an exercise many still swear by today. For the sake of documenting this, and out of my own curiosity, I wanted to see if I could do this daily writing exercise, but condense an entire year's worth of work in just one week’s time.
The author I chose to study was Seth Godin. He’s the author of 19 best-selling books. He’s a prolific writer who posts to his blog every single day, which has over 7500 entries.
Chapters
0:00 My Writing Challenge
0:39 What is Copywork?
1:33 My plan to do 1 year's worth of writing in one week
2:24 Day one of my one-week writing challenge
5:19 Unexpected problems in my one-week writing challenge
6:52 The adjustments I made to improve my process
8:57 Something magical happened when I started writing for myself
11:08 The results of my one-week writing challenge
11:35 What did I learn from copying Seth Godin?
12:57 My process to get better at writing
14:35 The benefits of Copywork. What happens when you develop a habit for writing?
16:03 How to overcome writer’s block by Seth Godin
16:34 Challenge me. What do you want me to learn next?
📚 Resources and Links
Follow Matthew Encina
Youtube: @MatthewEncina
Instagram, Twitter, Facebook: @matthewencina
===
Want a deeper dive? Typography, Lettering, Sales & Marketing, Social Media and The Business of Design courses available here:
—
Love the content? Become a sustaining member for $5/mo today.
BOOKLIST –
Kits & Proposals:
Visit our website:
FREE resources:
—
We love getting your letters. Send it here:
The Futur
c/o Chris Do
1702 Olympic Blvd.
Santa Monica, CA 90404
USA
—
AFFILIATE LINKS*
🙏 Support The Futur by purchasing through our affiliate links:
✍️ Sharpen your skills by taking a course, using our affiliate links:
🎧 Do you like the music? Check out the music libraries we use in our affiliate links below:
*By making a purchase through any of our affiliate links, we receive a very small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps us on our mission to provide quality education to you. Thank you.
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Host: Chris Do
Content Director: Matthew Encina
Producer: Mark Contreras
Cinematographers/Editors: Stewart Schuster, Ricky Lucas, Jona Garcia
Social Team: Elle Money, Alex Burlui
Typefaces: Futura, DIN, Helvetica Now, Calibre, Knockout, Champion Gothic
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