Joanna Wiebe never meant to quit her job and start her business, Copyhackers. In fact, she quit Intuit by accident. Blame the boss, or the wine, or the way Outlook was configured. But don't blame fate. In fact, THANK fate, if you believe in such things, because without Joanna leaving her job all those years ago, thousands of aspiring writers would be worse-off ... and thousands of pages of great writing teaching writing may not exist.If you enjoy these stories, there are a few ways to go deeper:- Inquire about my keynote speaking for your next event or company meeting at <a href="http://jayacunzo.com/" target="_blank">jayacunzo.com</a>- Subscribe to my blog to get a few short ideas on creativity, finding your voice, and questioning best practices: <a href="https://unthinkablemedia.us8.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=e5ca9a33953368f4ef7b0eb4d&id=4bfd9a7d67" target="_blank">bit.ly/acunzosub</a>- Support what I do by purchasing a copy of my book for you or a friend: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Break-Wheel-Question-Practices-Intuition/dp/1544501056/" target="_blank">bit.ly/break-the-wheel</a>

Unthinkable with Jay Acunzo

I Made It: Joanna Wiebe Takes Us Inside a Timeless Writing Project

An inside look at the unconventional choices of quality-obsessed creators – and the memorable things they made as a result. It's a show about trusting your intuition and your craft more than best practices and blueprints. Since 2016, Unthinkable has inspired creators to ship more personal, powerful work. In the era of AI and endless commodity content, that type of work is now urgent. Hosted by Jay Acunzo, founder of the Creator Kitchen.