Peter Sinclair Fleeton

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

August 31, 2023, I set a challenge to post daily on X to conquer my fear of sharing.

A year later, I’ve launched a video course, built a newsletter and grown a lot.

Now, I’m taking a break to learn new skills and push myself further.

Here’s what I’ve learned and what’s next:

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

@thedankoe I have used it nearly a month now.

It has changed how I take notes and set goals.

The structure is easier to navigate than other softwares, and it’s harder to get lost.

And the support of the community and community built templates is already huge.

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

13/ And for anyone interested in my video course on starting a newsletter, you can check it out here: https://t.co/UUf8mTDqwo

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

August 31, 2023, I set a challenge to post daily on X to conquer my fear of sharing.

A year later, I’ve launched a video course, built a newsletter and grown a lot.

Now, I’m taking a break to learn new skills and push myself further.

Here’s what I’ve learned and what’s next:

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

12/ As I step back to focus on these new skills, I want to thank you all for being a part of this journey.

I’ll be back with new insights, skills, and stories to share.

Until then, keep learning and growing.

See you soon! 🙏

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to write pages to make journaling effective. A few sentences can make a big difference.

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

3 benefits of starting a daily journaling habit:

1. Track your growth over time
2. Clear your mind and reduce stress
3. Process emotions and experiences

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

The simplest routine can sometimes be the most effective. Focus on what matters and let go of the rest.

[eden @edendotso]

Write when you're sad.
Write when you're bored.
Write when you're stressed.

Processing negative emotions with your writing has positive effects on both you and your audience.

[Peter Sinclair Fleeton @PeterSFleeton]

@Zak_Louisa Finding ways to slow down time.

I do this by:

- Reading
- Walking
- Swimming
- Journaling