Bradley Charbonneau - Every Single Day Playbook
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This isnt called a Playbook for nothing. I just dont like the term work.
Dont think Im a slouch.
If you knew how many hours, days, weeks, months, and years Ive put into my writing, my teaching, my, well, most everything I do, youd wonder why I didnt just take the job at Trader Joes long ago.
But I cant.
I wont.
Im a writer.
For me, writing is play.
Its no longer work.
In fact, not much for me, at least what I create is work in the sense that its stuff I dont want to do.
I want to do it.
I love writing.
I cant not write.
I cant not create, record audio, get in front of the camera and do video.
Ready?
Here we go.
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For the Action Takers
This is the accompanying workbook (AKA playbook) for the insanely popular (little author humor there) Every Single Day book.
In case by some miracle, you havent read Every Single Day, here is what a few other people said about that book.
"Bradley is an inspiration and a leader. He reminds each of us that we too can become consistent and unstoppable."
Deanne Welsh
Deliciousness to My Soul
P.C.
Before reading this book I was ashamed of myself.
For years I had called myself an artist but I knew the truth. I was only masquerading as one. But could I continue to call myself an artist when I stoped making artwork? The answers is no.
I am not entirely sure what happened to me from the time I was in college until now, eight years later. There was a shift that took place in my mind during that time.
I developed a fear of making artwork. I would always make excuses as to why I just couldnt create. I was too tired, the dog needed a bath, I needed to do dishes. What was the point of painting anyway because no one would want to buy or look at my work etc.
I have spent many years working dead end jobs just to pay bills. I never even allowed myself a chance at having a career because I would give up at the slightest failure or rejection.
The few times I did really try, I won awards at competitions.
I now have a two-year-old son. I have used him as an excuse to not make art for the past two years. I feel guilty that I put so much blame on my son. Taking care of him was just a convenient excuse that is easily believed by most people.
After reading this book, there is no going back. I have no choice.
I make artwork everyday and I am happy. I know there is no going back.
I was miserable with guilt and now I am not.
I was afraid to create and now I happy to learn once more.
When I started to draw again I was really rusty but I got through it. I find time even though I take care of my son all day and I babysit my nephew for eight and a half hours a day.
I wrote this review in the hope that I could inspire someone else to change their life.
Take the Every Single Day challenge. Read this book it just might change your life.
Paige
The author shows us how to get past "analysis paralysis" to actually start projects and see them through until completion.
A theme of this book is to dream about doing something until the dream itself is internalized along with the willingness to progress toward goal completion in iterative steps taken each day. Readers will learn the importance of getting past inertia in order to begin complex tasks and progress toward a completion date with certainty.
Everyone who moves toward a meritorious goal must first start, stumble, reassess and move ahead with a refined approach toward reaching the goals set forth at the outset. Very few, if any, tasks are completed with zero failure points or stumbles. A strong point of the book is that the author sets up readers for roadblocks which must be overcome as part of the learning process. The book could be labelled alternatively as "what it takes to succeed!
Dr. Joseph S. Maresca, Amazon Hall of Fame Reviewer
This author has provided an excellent "how to" book, to move past procrastination, and getting past fear - teaching the reader how things made habitual can result in transformational success. This book could be a really important read for the new, young person looking to "start" his life journey, or switch directions after a rocky start. His writing is humorous, friendly, and engaging. I have bought two copies - one for both of my adult children.
Robert Enzenauer
I love how you handle deep subjects in such a light-hearted way.
Kay Bolden
Research has shown that it takes 31 days of conscious effort to make or break a habit. That means, if one practices something consistently for 31 days, on the 32nd day it does become a habit. Information has been internalised into behavioural change, which is called transformation.
Shiv Khera
AUTHORS NOTE: This chapter is from the Every Single Day book but it was so powerful, important, and relevant that I wanted to keep it in here. Thanks.
Bradley
Transformation.
Woooo. Big word! Scary. Impressive. Unattainable.
I even used the word in one of my earlier subtitles, A prescription for transformation. Sounds big and important. Probably takes forever and you might have to sacrifice a kidney to get it.
Lets start this book off with a light and simple version of transformation.
Transformation doesnt take as long as you might think and doesnt have to change your entire life.
In this book, youll learn about patience and perseverance and how I spent 26 years slogging away avoiding living my dream. Ouch. Painful. Yuck. Heavy. Boring.
But the actual transformation part? Yeah, that probably took a few seconds.
I transformed myself when I made the decision to change my behavior.
It took more than two decades to ponder and wish, hope and delay, pretend, and defer. Then a few mere moments to crush it all with a simple decision to change a single daily behavior--and stick with that new behavior.
That about sums up this book.
I might threaten you with gargantuan monsters of topics in this book, but Ill usually give you binoculars with which, when you turn them around, you transform that beast into a sweet fuzzy chinchilla.
Oops, did I say transform?
Now thats the transform you were expecting! The gorilla turns into a chinchilla. Sure, thats transformation too. Well get there.
But for now, its about changing a single behavior.
Thats it.
John mentioned in the foreword that in November of 2012 I started writing again. On Day One, I wasnt an award-winning novelist.
I just checked. I wrote utter garbage for most of the those early days. (Have a look for yourself: https://goo.gl/4WZmkX .) But then on Day 26 something seemed to shift.
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