A certification for people who want to write for founders on X and LinkedIn, and get elite at it. There's homework, there are exams, and you only get the certificate if you pass.
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The traditional education system gets a lot wrong. It's outdated and slow, and nothing gets updated.
But it gets a few things right: there's homework, there are exams, and you have to actually do the work.
A lot of alternative education (these self-paced courses) gets it wrong the other way. It's a bunch of video modules, which are basically YouTube videos.
Writer School takes what school gets right and drops the rest. When you go through this program, pass the exam, and get our certification, you're part of a brand and breed of elite writers.
You get a founder you've never seen: about an hour of their transcript, 20 of their past posts, and a goal. Nobody hands you ideas. You find your own.
In 4 hours you write 7 tweets, 1 X Article, and 3 LinkedIn posts. You get one round of notes and fix only what was flagged.
Pass, and you're certified.
Have you ever wondered why so many lottery winners go broke?
They got the money, but they didn't get the skill set. They didn't get the character traits or the beliefs required to keep it.
If you skip the process, use AI to cheat the work, or try to make money as fast as possible, you might land a win or two. But you won't become the person who can do it again and again.
The work works on you more than you work on it. For anything in life, it's not just about what you achieve. It's about who you become in the process.
I'm Jay Yang. I've written 60,000+ tweets and sent a newsletter every week for 5 years straight. I'm the author of You Can Just Do Things and Work With The Best, and I run Revenue Media Lab, where we ghostwrite for founders.
Writer School is built from how our team writes and edits for clients, including the mistakes we see over and over.
If you're ready to commit to the craft, get on the list.
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