In your voice notes, in your chaotic screenshot folder, on the index cards scattered in your studio, in the broken Google Docs with three sentences each. In the way you tell a story over text to a friend. In the repetition. In the noticing.

 

☼ You are not starting from scratch.
☼ You are starting from where you are.

 

 

When I made Look About You, my book of 366 prayers, I didn’t write it all at once. I made one small thing at a time. I shared the prayers as I went, following what felt alive. Eventually, I gave it shape: a little pocket-sized book, printed with two different cover colors just because I felt like it. Because I could. That’s the power of self-publishing—you get to decide what matters, what it looks like, what it becomes.

 

Witnessing Practice is a class for turning your attention into form.

For shaping the ephemeral into something shareable—something printable, holdable, maybe even sellable.

 

This is not a class about marketing.
It’s not about building an audience or chasing scale.

 

It is about:
→ deciding what matters enough to say
→ giving it a shape (booklet, zine, PDF, map, deck, collection, mini website)
→ finishing something
→ and doing it your way

 

You’ll leave with a clear project plan, ideas for format, insight into my tools and process, and a reminder that your creative instincts are enough.

 

Class is tomorrow. Come if it’s time.
⁘  Saturday, July 19
⁘ 12–3pm Eastern / 9am–12pm Pacific
⁘  $55 or 2 payments of $27.50
⁘  Replay is yours forever

⇨  [Register now]

If you’ve been circling the idea, consider this your sign.
You don’t need to be “ready.” You just need to be interested.

 

See you in class,
Cody