An Open Letter to Talented Friends

Hi friends,

I’ve been slowly building something new. An integrated writing project meant to help people live more awake, more honest, more aligned with God instead of quietly drifting from Him. It’s grown into a full ecosystem of essays, reflections, formation tools, and longer-form work that I’ll be developing over the next year. And while the writing is my responsibility, the project itself is larger than words on a page. It needs shape, structure, and presence in the world.

That’s where you come in.

Every one of you is someone whose craft I respect—designers, web builders, photographers, filmmakers, creative directors, marketers. You each carry a kind of excellence that lifts ideas from the page and helps them breathe. And while I don’t want to presume your time or assume anything about your availability, I wanted to open a door in case you feel a nudge to be part of this early stage.

Over the next few months, I’ll be bringing the project online in a more deliberate way:
• Building a clean, grounded web presence
• Producing some initial visual assets
• Creating a handful of short videos
• Structuring the social channels
• Clarifying the brand’s personality and aesthetic
• Preparing for the launch of the longer writing work

Some of you may resonate with one of those areas. Some may see something I’m missing. And some of you may simply want to cheer from the sidelines, which is more than enough.

If you sense any desire to contribute, creatively, strategically, or even just as a sounding board. I’d be grateful. I’m happy to work within whatever makes sense for you. If you prefer to donate a bit of time, wonderful. If you’d rather offer discounted rates, I’ll honor that. If you need to keep everything at full cost, I’ll honor that too. The point isn’t to extract favors; it’s to build something meaningful alongside people I trust.

This project is meant to serve, not to posture. It’s about helping people recognize where life has thinned out, where spiritual numbness has taken root, and how to begin the work of healing. I want its form to reflect that same clarity, honesty, and steadiness.

If you’re open to a conversation, just let me know. And if not, truly no pressure. Friendship is not contingent on contribution.

Either way, I’m grateful for you. Your work, your vision, and your integrity have shaped more of my own path than you probably realize.

With respect and gratitude,
Will