About Read / Write / Run
Writing Faster. Thinking Sharper. Staying Inspired.
RWR is a monthly digest designed to save part-time writers time and help them hit their goals faster.
Read – Quick insights from what I’m reading to improve your writing.
Write – Actionable strategies, AI tools, and workflows that cut hours off your process.
Run – Mental stamina and creativity hacks from ultrarunning.
Why This Matters
I love technology. But I love people more.
After 20+ years in digital creative arts—design, filmmaking, writing—I’ve learned that the right tools can elevate your work, but they should serve your goals, not run your life.
Writing is hard. But it doesn’t have to be overwhelming.
By using smart workflows, strategic reading, and endurance-based thinking, you can write more effectively—without burning out.
The Balance Between Tech & Creativity
As a software designer, I know how digital tools can pull you in.
That’s why I set boundaries—using technology with intention to write more, not get distracted.
For me, stepping away from screens is just as crucial.
Running clears my mind, helps me untangle plot knots, and fuels my creativity. It’s not about speed—it’s about endurance, in writing and in life.
The RWR Framework
Think of Read / Write / Run as a system:
Read (Input) → Learn faster and sharpen your storytelling instincts.
Write (Process) → Apply smart tools and techniques to get words on the page efficiently.
Run (Execute) → Build the mental endurance to stay creative, consistent, and focused.
This cycle isn’t just for writing—it’s how I approach life.
What to expect?
A monthly digest at the end of every month sharing what’s working for me—and what might work for you too.
Take a peek at the first edition:
Or my most popular micro essays:
Want more time to write, hit goals faster, and stay motivated without burnout? This is for you.
📩 Subscribe now and let’s make this your most productive writing year yet.
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Jillian Spiridon, Aspiring Author
