Dickie Bush (@dickiebush) discusses Ship 30 for 30, a movement he started to transform writing from a solitary to a communal activity, now a structured course. 

Along with Nicholas Cole, their partnership propelled Ship 30 to new heights. They emphasize the role of community and social media like Twitter in refining ideas and building credibility. Our discussion contrasts digital and traditional writing, explores content creation challenges like imposter syndrome, and shares tips for resonating content creation. We dive into the software and media realms, highlighting the value of small iterations and immediate feedback in product creation. 

We touch on the promise of dictation software and delve into Dickie's personal inspiration, his mom, who's not only influenced his journey but also become a cherished figure in the Ship 30 community.

Dickie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dickiebush
Ship 30 for 30: https://www.ship30for30.com/

00:00:00 Modern Writing

00:05:37 Start Writing Community, Overcome Challenges

00:12:56 Test and Refine Ideas With Twitter

00:16:59 Content Creation and Imposter Syndrome

00:26:53 Writing for Personal Growth and Teaching

00:37:29 Building Software for Publishing Atomic Essays

00:40:58 Ship30 and Writing Ventures

00:51:21 Discussion on Writing and Publishing Books

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• (00:00) - Modern Writing
• (05:37) - Start Writing Community, Overcome Challenges
• (12:56) - Test and Refine Ideas With Twitter
• (16:59) - Content Creation and Imposter Syndrome
• (26:53) - Writing for Personal Growth and Teaching
• (37:29) - Building Software for Publishing Atomic Essays
• (40:58) - Ship30 and Writing Ventures
• (51:21) - Discussion on Writing and Publishing Books