Learn to write clearly, concisely, and beautifully in just two-hours.
Hello. Professor Millburn here.
During this special two-hour workshop we’ll give you detailed instruction on how you can write clearly, concisely, and beautifully. We’ll also reveal the five books that were essential to making us better writers (just having this list of books is worth the price of the workshop alone).
In just two hours we will help you:
Establish empowering, enjoyable writing habits- Improve your writing style by focusing on beauty, brevity, and clarity
- Discover and refine your writing voice
- Embrace narrative urgency in your writing
Reserve Your Spot Today
Join us for a special How to Write Better two-hour workshop. This online class will be full of detailed instruction on how you can write clearly, concisely, and beautifully. Whether you’re interested in creating more powerful business emails, improving your blogging skills, composing beautiful prose, or writing your first book, this class will point you in the right direction.
Our two hours together will include a plethora of writing tips and instructions culled from our expansive four-week online writing class, as well as years of experience writing books and building an audience of more than 4 million readers. We’ll also host a live, interactive Q&A session at the end of the workshop.
Can’t attend the event live? Don’t worry—a recording will be available for anyone who would like to watch or rewatch the class at a later date.
Reserve your spot today to be notified, and receive a discount, as soon as we announce the date of our next live workshop.
What our students say
—Yuki
“Thank you Josh & Shawn! The workshop far exceeded all expectations & I am extremely grateful for all your efforts! I am definitely considering your [four-week] writing class.”
—Elizabeth English
“I really enjoyed watching the webinar and I will be making an effort to put pencil to paper.”
—Ali Akbar
—Susan
“Thanks for the online workshop! Well-Done and informative. Paid for 2 hours got 3 #value #howtowritebetter”
—Joe Di Lillo
