Hi ,

Last week I had a great co-working experience. It was very much like my Get It Done Days, though it was focused on accomplishing one thing.

I attended Andy O'Bryan's Email Writing Workshop. 10 people working together on their own email drip sequences, in a Zoom room.

At the end of 3 hours every one, without exception, reported on how much work they completed and how invigorating it was to be connected with a group of other entrepreneurs working together.

That's why I offer Get It Done Day work sprints. The energy of working in a group is powerful for getting stuff done. Projects you've been procrastinating on doing, tasks crossed off your to-do list, emails are written, sales pages drafted. You name it, you can complete it when working in a group.

On Friday, 3/19, from 8 am PT to 12 pm PT, spend four hours working on your business without distractions. The Get It Done Day is split into 4 work sprints allowing you to make significant progress on the projects, tasks, or plan what you want to get done by the end of the month.

The next Get It Done Day Work Sprint coming up next week...

Friday, March 19 for 4 hours. We start at...

West Coast: 8 am PT

Mountain: 9 am MT

Central: 10 am CT

East Coast: 11 am ET

Q1 of 2021 is nearly over and if you're struggling to find the momentum to work on your next info product or design a new course or write the next chapter of your book, then I'm here for you.

Join the group for 4 hours of distraction-free focused work time that can propel you forward and position you for success this year with confidence and ease. And, I'll be your cheerleader and champion. :-)

Click here to register so you can join us next week.

I look forward to seeing you on the 19th.

Wishing you a fabulous day,

Denise

Your Guide to Better Visibility on the Web

P.S. If you're a GIDD alumna, reply and ask me for your promo code.

P.P.S. New to work sprints? Hit reply if you have questions you'd like answered about the work sprint!

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