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From Anthem to Action — Plan Your Next 90 Days and Prepare for Your Strategy Consultation

Gary Whittaker

From Anthem to Action

Plan your next 90 days and prepare for your strategy consultation.

You have a purpose line, a clear identity, a simple stack, and a first anthem draft. Now turn that into a plan you can follow for the next 90 days.

This guide keeps it simple: a short weekly rhythm, one sharing goal, and a review loop. When you finish, you’ll have everything needed for a focused 1-on-1 strategy session.

Build a 90-day plan (three parts)

  1. Weekly actions: create, learn, share.
  2. One sharing goal: a release or series you can finish.
  3. Consistency cue: a reminder that keeps you steady.

Short plans work. Long plans get skipped.

12-week outline (use as a template)

Weeks 1–4 — Draft and test

  • Create: 2 short writing sessions per week (15–30 min).
  • Test: one 20–30s demo each week.
  • Share: 1 small post (clip, lyric card, or process note).

Weeks 5–8 — Refine and package

  • Pick your best idea and improve the words.
  • Make a simple visual template you can reuse.
  • Share: a weekly update or teaser.

Weeks 9–12 — Release and review

  • Release your piece (or post a series of clips).
  • Collect feedback from a small group.
  • Write a one-page notes summary (what to repeat, what to drop).

Planner prompt (use with ChatGPT or similar)

You are a creative strategist. Based on my anthem idea and identity line,
outline a 90-day plan with:
1) weekly creative actions,
2) one sharing goal,
3) a simple consistency reminder (personal or faith-based).
Return as a 12-week table plus one paragraph of guidance.

My foundation statement: [paste]
My identity line + metaphor: [paste]
My two-tool workflow: [paste]

Distribution paths (pick one for this cycle)

Direct sharing (free)

  • Post a 20–30s clip or lyric card once a week.
  • Pin your best post for the month.

Community sharing (feedback)

  • Share in a small creator group or forum.
  • Ask for one note only: “What line or moment stuck with you?”

Streaming distribution (when ready)

  • Prepare your assets: audio file, cover, title, credits.
  • Schedule release; write a 2-sentence description.

Choose one path and finish it. You can rotate paths next quarter.

Track simple metrics (10 minutes a week)

  • Outputs: demos, posts, releases (with dates).
  • Signals: comments, saves, replies, shares.
  • Notes: one sentence on what to repeat next week.

A short log beats a perfect dashboard.

Weekly review (5 steps)

  1. Did I create? (yes/no)
  2. Did I share? (yes/no)
  3. What worked?
  4. What dragged?
  5. What will I repeat next week?

Copy last week’s wins into next week’s plan.

Prepare for your strategy consultation

Bring these items. They let us spend the hour on decisions, not discovery.

  • Foundation Statement
  • Identity line + three keywords + metaphor
  • Creator Stack Audit + two-tool workflow
  • Best anthem draft (lyrics + 20–30s demo if available)
  • Your 90-day plan (table or bullet list)
  • Links to any posts or shares

When you’re ready, complete the short survey so I can tailor the session.

Apply for your free 60-minute Creator Strategy Session

Common mistakes and fixes

Typical pitfalls with quick corrections
Mistake Why it happens Fix
Too many goals Trying to do everything One sharing goal per quarter
No weekly rhythm Unscheduled time Two 30-min blocks on calendar
Waiting for perfect Fear of judgment Share small; learn fast
Switching tools mid-cycle Chasing novelty Hold the stack for 12 weeks

For beginners

Keep the plan light: two short sessions a week, one small share. That’s enough.

For professionals

Limit inputs; protect attention. Enforce one metaphor system and one output format for the quarter.

Faith & consistency (optional but honest)

Integrity is a practice. If a simple prayer, verse, or value reminder keeps you steady, include it in your weekly plan. Quiet anchors build durable work.

What comes next

You have a plan you can follow and a clear reason for it. Finish this cycle, then review. Keep what worked. Replace what didn’t. That’s how a voice grows.

Previous article: Writing Your Anthem.

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