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Everyone’s got that thing.

Yes, even you. You know what I’m talking about. Your secret dream or idea. You haven’t yet started to make it a reality…but you can’t stop thinking about it.

Why haven’t you started yet? Any of these sound familiar? I don’t have time… It’s not well thought out… I don’t know how to start… I have no one to talk to about it… People will think it’s stupid… It’s too “big” for me to take on right now… It’s too late for me….

Sound like that voice in your head?

That voice is a villain. You as the hero of this story are going to defeat that villain. And you’re going to do so in a way that’s been tested with our #DoTheThing community, people who were exactly in your shoes just a few months ago.

In this hands-on workbook, you will lead yourself through a set of exercises inspired by classic fiction writing techniques. By the end of the book, you will have completed a write-in Hero's Journey where you will explore your ordinary world, discover the call of adventure, confront the villain and get out of your comfort zone.

You will be left with an invitation to join our online (and sometimes in-person!) #DoTheThing community as well as a clear plan for how you're going to start to make your secret dream happen in the next three months.

You've waited long enough. You owe this to yourself.

Remember, if magic were going to happen in your comfort zone, it probably would have happened by now.

Let's go make that magic happen and #DoTheThing – together.

Dona Sarkar wishes she'd been born as a cat, so she could have had nine lives. Failing that, she's decided to live 9 lives in this one...and help others do the same. She's the engineering leader of the Windows Insider Program at Microsoft, a fiction author, a “zero waste” fashion designer, co-founder of Fibonacci Sequins, a fashion blog devoted to showcasing awesome people in STEM, and a public speaker…but her favorite job is being a mentor and coach to thousands of amazing humans who want to #DoTheThing. She was recently named one of Fast Company’s Most Productive People (despite the controlled chaos that is her life). She lives in Seattle with her VERY patient husband. She loves to make new friends and collect stories. Find her at: http://donasarkar.com