This is a simpler, easier-to-understand version of “If you build it, they will come.” 

It takes two (or more) people, certain elements, and exacting instructions. 

You could ask directly.

Or you could get clever.

I didn’t hit the 50,000-word goal of NaNoWriMo this month. But I won anyway.

Here’s how.

I’m not interested in the product. I’m interested in the process.

I don’t care as much about what you accomplished or even where you ended up–although it’s nice.

I’m after how you get there and what you experienced along the way.

Is it stuck in a computer? Maybe in a drawer. The old collecting dust dilemma.

Is there a way out?

It’s just a step. A little step. Right in front of you. One foot in front of the other. Standing still counts as zero. One step counts as one. Take the first step.

This episode of the Repossible podcast is sponsored by “Spark: How to write a book with your kids–and why you should.”

Today’s episode was inspired by Seth Godin’s post “A note from 2030.”

It actually is cold outside.

Why do you do what you do?

It’s Thursday. It must be Repossible.

From an old colleague:

“Among your other qualities, you’re indefatigable. Congratulations on this.”