A self-paced course by Cameron Hogan

For the thing
you keep
almost doing.

Bring one meaningful project out of your head and into your life.

$997 one-time · lifetime access · self-paced

A course by Cameron

Do It
Now

One project. The next piece you can actually try.
By Cameron Hogan

I know the space between wanting and doing.

I made this course because I know what it's like to want to create and struggle to begin. Bring a newsletter, podcast, business idea, or creative pursuit. We'll work with one project, one lesson, and something you can try.

Inside the course

One project.
A connected process.

Watch. Try the exercise. Come back with what you learned.

The course uses newsletters and business ideas as its main examples. Apply the practices to your own project.

  1. Clarity

    Explore whether the desire is yours, and choose the project you'll carry through the course.

  2. Energy Foundation

    Notice what supports your work and what drains it. Choose one manageable adjustment.

  3. The Importance Reset

    Ease the pressure around getting it right. Make creation an ordinary part of your week.

  4. Move in Silence

    Consider what to protect while a project is young, before announcing everything you plan to do.

  5. Small Wins Momentum

    Make smaller attempts, keep a record of what happens, and practice returning when you stall.

  6. Fear as Fuel

    Explore taking meaningful action while fear is present.

  7. After the Landing

    Make room for what follows a brave attempt, and find a rhythm you can return to.

  8. Protect the New You

    Consider the people, boundaries, and environments that support what you want to keep doing.

From the actual workbook

Then do
the thing.

From Module 4, "When Talking Replaces Doing":

The piece of work I’ll do next:

Do that piece. If you need help, ask for something specific that supports it.

See the workbook contents
Contents from the actual 40-page Do It Now workbook, listing modules and exercises.
Contents from the course workbook.
Exercise 4.1: When Talking Replaces Doing. Prompts ask about a goal you explain more than work on, what announcing gives you, and the piece of work you will do next.
Exercise 4.1, "When Talking Replaces Doing."

Do It Now

What comes
with the course.

  • 27 videos: a welcome, 25 lessons across eight teaching modules, and a closing.
  • A 40-page workbook, available in printable and fillable versions.
  • A Sources and Further Reading PDF.
  • Lifetime access to the self-paced course.

Individual coaching, live calls, and a community are not included.

Make room for the work

$997

One-time payment.
Access through Stan.

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Before you decide.

Who is this for?

Someone with a project or creative pursuit they care about who wants a structured way to connect reflection with action. You bring the project; the lessons and exercises give you a process to work through.

How is it different from the free guide?

The guide gives you a place to make one attempt. The course explores what surrounds it: desire, energy, pressure, fear, what happens after you act, and the conditions that help you return.

How much time should I set aside?

The course is self-paced. Give yourself room to try the exercises between lessons. You can return to the teaching as your project and circumstances change.

Is coaching included?

No. This is a self-paced course with video lessons and workbook exercises. Individual coaching, live calls, and a community are not included.

Where do I access the course?

Purchase and course access are through Stan. The course link takes you to the full listing and enrollment details.

Can I start with something free?

Yes. Start the Thing You Keep Putting Off is a free two-page guide you can use on its own.

Bring the thing you keep coming back to.

Work with one project, one lesson, and the next piece you can actually try.