Hey Reader

I know you might disagree at first, but let me show you why writing is the greatest skill on Earth - and why it’s essential for human kind.

We are terrible at communication:

• Body language gets misinterpreted.
• Language barriers confuse meaning.
• Swearing puts people off.

Most of us struggle to truly convey our thoughts. And that's why writing is so powerful.

Here’s why:

Writing is Programming for the Mind

When you write, you’re forced to take the jumble of thoughts in your head and turn them into something understandable. It’s like looking at a wall of your own thoughts.

And sometimes, let’s be real it’s a shit show. But here’s the magic:

• You spot where your thinking is clear and where it’s not.
• You find areas where you need to improve.
• It helps you grow.

Now, imagine posting those ideas online for the world to see.

😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬

Scary, right?

"I don't want people seeing my messy thoughts!"

Why not Reader?

Here’s the thing: Your ideas could change lives. They could inspire others or even make you thousands of dollars.

Why Writing Publicly Makes You Superhuman

When you write publicly, something amazing happens. You’re forced to improve. You have to:

• Get to the point
• Clarify your ideas
• Structure your thoughts

You’re not just becoming a better writer—you’re becoming a better thinker.

Public writing is like programming your mind to think faster, clearer, better. And when you have that kind of clarity? You’re a weapon.

Want to Monetize Your Writing?

Imagine this: turning your thoughts into money. It’s possible. You can build a personal brand, write, and easily make $10k a month. I’ve already started monetising, and I’m getting closer to that goal.

What’s stopping you?

Maybe you’re unsure where to start or what to write about? That’s exactly what I help people with. I give you ideas and a roadmap to build a personal brand and monetise your writing.

Want to join me? I’ve got 1 spot open for my mentoring program.
Reply with "habanero" and I’ll send you more details.

Stay awesome,
​Jono