"Who is "H-Money"? (And why you need one too) 🦸‍♀️


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Want to know a secret?

When I sit down to write, I'm not always "Honorée, tired human, multiple business owner, and dog servant, who didn't sleep great and has 47 things on her to-do list."

Sometimes, I'm H-Money—my fierce, focused, word-slinging alter ego who doesn't have time for excuses.

I know, it sounds ridiculous. But it works, and here's why: When you create an alter ego, you're essentially becoming your future self in that moment. You don't have to wait until sometime later in the future, you can be the version of you that ...

  • Writes 500-1000 words (or more) before breakfast
  • Doesn't procrastinate or second-guess
  • Shows up consistently, no excuses

Think about it:

  • Beyoncé has Sasha Fierce
  • Adele has Sasha Carter
  • You could have [Insert Your Badass Writer Name Here]

In There Is No Such Thing as Writer's Block, I walk you through the exact process to:

🎭 Create your writing alter ego (I promise, it is so fun!)

🎯 Define how you can think, talk, and write as this super-fly version of yourself

⚡ Use trigger devices (jewelry, clothes, music) to "turn on" that identity

🚀 Write like a pro (even when you don't feel like one)

One of my clients created her alter ego and went from "I can't write today" to writing 10,000 words in a week.

Not because she magically had more time.

Because she became the writer who uses the time she has, no excuses, no stories, just focus and allll of the words. You can do it, too!

Create Your Alter Ego & Unlock Your Words

Tomorrow: The community secret that 10x'd my writing output.

Stay fierce,

Honorée Corder.
Author. Executive Book Producer.

P.S. If you haven’t downloaded the Nonfiction Author’s Empire Roadmap yet, start there. It brings clarity to what to focus on now, what to ignore, and how to turn your book into something that works for you long after it’s written.

Your alter ego will be glad you did.

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