This episode is about why wanting to get better isn’t enough and why skill growth feels so frustrating without the right structure.

If you’ve ever thought:

• “I just need more craft”
• “I need to practice more, but I can’t seem to stay consistent”
• “Why am I not improving the way I expected?”

This episode explains what’s actually missing:

Skills don’t grow in chaos. They grow inside systems.

In this episode, we explore:

• what it really means for systems to refine skills
• why repetition matters more than raw talent
• why 15 minutes a day beats sporadic bursts of effort
• how identity-aligned systems give your skills a place to grow

We also talk about:

• the three WHO’s at the heart of storytelling (you, your reader, your characters)
• why process is a skill most writers ignore
• how steady practice builds confidence without burning you out

And then I give you a 15-minute Adventure Writing Challenge that drops you straight into a high-stakes scene—where training, repetition, and instinct collide.

If you’re tired of starting over…

If you want your writing to feel stronger, clearer, and more confident…

If you’re ready to stop dabbling and start training…

This episode is for you.

🎒 Next episode: How skills produce soul-satisfying fruit—and why faithfulness, not hustle, is the goal.