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Elana ShyongCreative facilitator & trainer

Why 55 Hours? Lessons From Writing a Book in a Month (Coliving Hub Webinar)

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A webinar on video call where everyone holds up both hands

Last week at Coliving Hub we had the opportunity to host a webinar with Michal Korzonek and Daneel Minev from Tree House Collective, where they shared their month-long journey of writing their book ✍️ 📖 How to Semi-Nomad in just 55 hours. You read that right - 55 hours!

✨ From hearing about how they used cards as a stimulus for conversation and ideas, to building deep authentic connections with the group in such a short period of time, it's safe to say we all left the webinar feeling very inspired and re-imagining what can be possible through community and creation.

✨ One of my favourite parts of being a facilitator is being able to learn from other facilitators. Michal is also a community builder that uses play and flow as a core part of his practice, in a similar yet entirely different way than my own. For me, this speaks to the diverse yet unique qualities each of us brings, and the importance of sharing our authentic selves with those around us.

In case you're at all curious about how you can get a group of strangers to write a book in just a month, you can find the book here. I've just bought mine and am excited to dive into it soon!

Haz Memon Morgane Oléron Ani Anca

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