Bonjour,

I have a confession to make:

A few months ago, I was trapped in the most dangerous prison there is — procrastination.

You've probably found yourself there too.

And sadly, I wasn't in the fake productive kind.

I was actively destroying myself getting blootered in Edinburgh and playing Super Mario bros online until my eyes went red.

And the scariest part about this entire episode is...

It felt great.

I don't know about you, but that terrified me.

Because procrastination stopped feeling painful and became something to indulge in.

This is something companies are banking on.

Every scroll, binge, click, and like?

They're all designed to keep you just distracted enough to never do the thing you want to do.

But here’s what I realised:

There is no prison.

No evil warden.

No one holding you back.

It's all your own mind — choosing delay over action.

And even if you're choosing not to choose:

That’s still a choice you're making.

Since trapping myself in that prison of my own making, I started taking small steps in the right direction.

Nothing revolutionary — just enough to get moving again.

Fast-forward a few months, and I’m working harder than I ever have in my life.

You can do the same.

Your life doesn’t change with some huge motivational breakthrough.

It changes with tiny choices made over and over again.

Even if you're not writing full throttle blog posts.

Just scribbling a few ideas and notes can get the ball rolling again.

Anything is always better than nothing.

Writing is how I escaped my self-inflicted trap.

It's the thing that brought me back to life.

And if you’re in the same boat, you should definitely start doing the same.

Right now, I'm offering a presale for my upcoming course: Medium Mastery.

If you want to make 2025 the year you actually stop procrastinating and start producing, it could help you along your journey.

Better yet, you'll be saving $200 if you get it today.

I'm also including 4 bonuses (3 of which you can't get anywhere else) - for free.

Click here if that's something that interests you.

If not, no worries.

I'll speak to you tomorrow,

Godfrey