Want to write songs prolifically and abundantly week after week with ease? Want to write and release a new album every year? Want to become a prolific songwriter?

In this free and live masterclass webinar, discover four essential tips to songwriting that will change the way you write songs forever and empower you to become the artist you’ve always wanted to be. With over 25,000 songs and entire albums written using these simple songwriting tips, you will have no more excuses to stay stuck and struggling with songwriting.

Taught by the founder of the revolutionary online songwriting club, I Heart Songwriting Club, this inspiring session will offer you practical tools for overcoming songwriters’ biggest blocks and barriers once and for all. Be inspired to tackle writer's block, time management, and perfectionism and become creatively free!

This is for you if you want to get past blocks and write more songs than ever before, play your songs on stages and have people love them, record and release your songs and so much more!

AND IT'S FREE!!

Go and listen to some of the incredible songwriters who have used these tips:

Bobby Alu released his new album "Keep it Tropical" in May 2024, with 8 of the 10 songs written using these tips. The album reached number 3 in the ARIA charts, and number 1 on the AIR charts.
Jackie Marshall had 5 of the songs that she wrote using these tips as the soundtrack on the feature film, "3 Chords and the Truth", and then released the songs in an album entitled "You are not too much, and you are enough"
First Born Sun wrote all the songs from their latest album using these tips.

**This is a live session only**

Once you have purchased your ticket you will receive the link to the webinar location.

NOTE: This workshop is 8PM Brisbane time (AEST) and works perfectly for our friends in the UK, Europe, Asia etc. Sorry America, it's not a great timezone match. But feel free to sign up so you can receive a link to watch on demand.

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