INSPIRATION POWER HOUR

Learn how to make inspiration appear on demand

Tired of being stuck staring at a blank screen? 

Saying any of the following to yourself…

  • I’m waiting for the right idea.
  • I’m not in the mood today.
  • Nothing I have to say feels original.
  • I don’t feel inspired so it’ll only come out flat.

I used to say those kinds of things, too. While I always knew I had a talent for editing, I believed I wasn’t born with enough creativity for writing. I was practical, down-to-earth, well-organized — not the type for inspiration, I figured. Boy, was I wrong.

Here’s the game-changer. Inspiration and creativity are not something bestowed on a few lucky people by a fairy godmother. They’re skills — actual learnable skills — that anyone can master.

The bottom line? You can learn how to make inspiration appear whenever you want. No fairy godmother required.

Ready to kick writer’s block to the curb, and unlock your creative potential?

I’ll teach you the exact techniques you need to become more creative and more inspired. These methods have transformed my own writing. And they can help take yours’ from “meh” to “magnificent.”

I’ve been a professional editor and writer for more than 40 years and I now feel more inspired than ever. And if it worked for this practical, no-nonsense person — it’ll work for you, too.

Inspiration can be something you can call on whenever you need it. Like a creative genie in a bottle, minus the three-wish limit.

This class isn’t about waiting for lightning to strike. It’s about becoming the lightning.

This $50 class will teach you five easy ways you can channel the power of inspiration…

1

By seeing it as skillset rather than a gift!

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By learning to embrace boredom (really, boredom is your friend).

3

By making walking a key part of your writing plan (your legs will thank you, too).

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By getting away from your phone (I know, I know, but trust me on this one).

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By using mindmapping instead of outlining (because your brain isn’t a filing cabinet).

My practical one-hour class, The Inspiration Power Hour, will show you how to make creativity appear on YOUR schedule.

This course is a live webinar at 1 pm Pacific on Thursday, Aug. 7. (If you can’t attend live, you’ll receive the recording.) Here’s some of what you’ll learn:

  • Why your desk is the WORST place for creativity (spoiler: it’s not built for genius)
  • 11 painless ways to give your cellphone a temporary heave-ho, without going into withdrawal
  • Why outlining is such a bad idea (and why your English teacher was wrong).
  • Five easy-to-avoid mistakes that make mindmapping mind-numbing.
  • 22 sample questions for four different types of mindmaps
  • Why you shouldn’t use mindmapping software (but should use a paper and pencil, instead)

Check out this preview of the course 

This course will be recorded Aug. 7. Until then, here’s a sneak peek at some of what you’ll be able to learn:

My 100% turnaround money-back guarantee
If, after watching the course, you feel it didn’t provide $50 of value for you, simply email me within a week of purchase, and I’ll give you your money back, no questions asked.

What clients say about my classes

An amazing class

I found this class amazing – Daphne’s classes are always interesting! She spoke from her professional experience; it was informative as she shared her lessons learned about using AI. As someone who hadn’t used AI, I learned a great deal about the possible value of AI for my writing — what’s good and where to be careful!

Cyndy Neilly-Spence
Toronto, Canada

Informative and accessible

I have been following Daphne for a long time now, and subscribe to her weekly email newsletter. I regularly use her mind map technique when I’m stuck, and have found her advice over the years practical and helpful. I admire tight and succinct writing, and so am a huge admirer! Her recent class on AI It was a very interesting, informative and accessible class, with helpful and practical suggestions for how to get the best out of AI.

Annabel Harris
London, U.K.

Clear and practical

Daphne demonstrated how AI could be used to improve our writing. Just as importantly, she warned us about when not to use AI. I loved the clarity of her explanations and the practical examples. I am recommending Daphne’s blog and classes to both my writing groups.

Deborah Martin
Sydney, Australia

Suggestions to  improve my writing 

Thanks for this useful presentation. I’ve been using ChatGPT a lot for mundane things – social media posts about events at the museum I’m associated with, job descriptions, “suggest how to freshen up this grant application.”  I’ve used it as a tutor and I’m interested to see what suggestions it makes to improve my writing. 

Laura Colcord
Salisbury, N.H.

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