Join The Floating Daily Writing Party Of Ship 30 For 30

 The benefits of a second round of Ship 30 for 30:

  1. You don’t need a writing routine to ship every day.

  2. Writing speed after 60 days = 2X that of 30 days.

  3. Structuring essays is now on autopilot.

  4. Writing every day = more ideas to write ✍️ about every day.

  5. Emojis still 🎉 🎉🎉 make Twitter fun.

  6. Adding images to essays spiced things up.

  7. More data to know what 🎁🎁 to leave for readers.

  8. Being able to help new shippers 🚢 cast off their ⚓️.

  9. Getting to know shippers from the first round 🚢 better.

  10. Building an even bigger content library 📚.

Things that could make Ship 30 for 30 even better:

  1. Mentors with office hours to help with: 
    Idea generation💡 Editing✂️ Data Analysis 💻 Headlines📰

  2. An even more robust essay template.

  3. More opportunities to meet fellow shippers 🚢.

  4. Better accountability buddy systems 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧.

  5. Consolidated, easy to navigate resources 🧭 and processes.

Things I am looking forward to in Round 3 of Ship 30 for 30:

  1. Converting Atomic Essays into threads.

  2. Publishing content library 📚 on other platforms.

  3. Let the data drive ideas 💡 and 👀 see what happens.

  4. Engage ❤️ even more with like-minded shippers 🚢.

  5. Write more non-essay tweets 🐦.

  6. Tweet more frequently 📈.

  7. Master Ilo for data analysis.📊

  8. Learn Hypefury for posting ⏰.

  9. Raise the bar on writing quality and speed ⏱.

  10. Develop a writing routine at long last. 🤣 

Ship 30 for 30 continues to be such a growth experience. Getting to meet such a diverse and global community has been so much fun, and writing every day has forced me to think every day. Nicolas Cole and Dickie Bush deliver more and more value with each cohort. Come join us when we next set sail!


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Mariko Gordon, CFA

I built a $2.5B money management firm from scratch, flying my freak flag high. It had a weird name, a non-Wall Street culture, and a quirky communication style. For years, we crushed it. Read More »

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