<p>This call was recorded on 1 September (again, apologies for the gap between recording and publishing)</p>
<p>Here are some of the things we managed to discuss:</p>
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<li>Since launching the email course (<a href="http://donewithgrace.com">http://donewithgrace.com</a>), Haider also managed to launch the ebook version of the email course, as well as an online course on writing (<a href="https://haideralmosawi.teachable.com/p/a-way-with-words/">https://haideralmosawi.teachable.com/p/a-way-with-words/</a> - currently text-only) </li>
<li>Haider shares some of the benefits writers can expect to gain from the writing course and how common writing obstacles can be resolved</li>
<li>We discuss balancing art/inspiration with sticking to a process, which can perfectly be summed up with the popular quote: "I write when I’m inspired, and I see to it that I’m inspired at nine o’clock every morning."</li>
<li>Some causes of writer's block (remember: writer's block is a symptom with different possible causes of it)</li>
<li>How Haider used Teachable.com to create his online course (and the friction he experienced using it)</li>
<li>Abdulmohsen asked Haider: Will you create more products or focus on the ones I have? (listen to find out!)</li>
<li>Abdulmohsen shared an update on the mini-guide he's writing for selecting business ideas</li>
<li>Tip: As a creator, sometimes being a curator is a great form of contribution (don't assume you need to produce everything yourself. Directing your audience to existing resources is also valuable)</li>
<li>Haider shares the reason why he writes (hint: it's not because he's an expert in the topics he writes about)</li>
<li>Abdulmohsen continues to kill it with his habits using the Streaks app, following his strategy of "systems over goals"</li>
<li>First step to building a habit is.... 🥁🥁🥁 CARING about building the habit!</li>
<li>Abdulmohsen shares a juicy update on his physical table/tray product (and the next call should be even juicier! 😍)</li>
<li>A tip on "design iteration": See it as a stairway, not a cycle that involves "going back", since every iteration is progress upwards (at least in learning what's worked and what hasn't)</li>
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<p>Listen in to learn more, and we hope you'll feel inspired to start your own 12 weeks of progress!</p>
