The Daily Writer

What if creativity is as simple as breathing? In this episode, Kent explores the two essential rhythms of the creative life: taking in inspiration and expressing it through your own work. Both are necessary if you want to stay energized and create your best work.

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Welcome to the very first edition of The Writer’s Notebook! In this monthly reflection, Kent shares the books, conversations, questions, and projects that shaped his thinking throughout June. His hope is that these insights will encourage you to become the author of your own life.

If you’re subscribed to my email list, you may have wondered why my emails look a certain way. On this episode, I break down seven design choices I’ve made. I encourage you to consider the design choices behind your written communication as well.

Almost everything of value in human culture has a writer behind it. You’re never “just” a writer. You’re a creator of culture. That’s why your words are so important.

I answer a question from email subscriber Misty Knapp. She asks, “How do we transition back into writing after life has thrown us a curveball?”

On today’s episode, I tackle the question of whether you should start your own podcast. It’s hard to give a simple answer because everyone’s goals are different. However, there’s one simple question that will help you immediately.

Email subscriber Lori Melton sent in a question: “What would it look like for me to produce regularly scheduled content more often? Can you give me a simple process or plan?”

I answer her question by offering three simple tips to help you write more content, more often.

In this episode, I reflect on one of his most treasured possessions: a notebook of poems written by my grandmother Louise nearly fifty years ago.

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In this episode, I share why taking ownership of your choices is the foundation of authorship. If you want to create meaningful results in your writing and life, it starts by putting yourself in the driver's seat.

Grab a copy of 18 Words to Live By: A Father’s Wisdom on What Matters Most

I’d love to hear what you’ve been working on lately. Email me at [email protected].

What does it really mean to be a successful writer?

It’s all about authorship—not just writing books, but taking ownership of your writing, career, and life. 

I’d love to hear what you’ve been working on lately. Email me at [email protected].