Hi All!

Here is your weekly round up of what I’m pondering and exploring. Feel free to forward along to a friend if you think they might enjoy.

Wow

Wow, what a weekend. I can’t believe how well the book launch and documentary premiere went with Max. I sold out all of my books almost immediately, wrote dozens of signatures, saw so many happy people drawing, finally got to see Max’s documentary (which is amazing I must say) and overall had an amazing night.

Thank you to everyone who came and showed love. Max and I both agreed we’ve never experienced so much love in one room. The amount of people coming up to both of us to not only congratulate but to genuinely support meant so much to the both of us.

After the event, Max and I went back into the space by ourselves and walked around, soaking in every last minute of the space before we had to pack it all down. What we saw when we walked around in awe was the wake of a great night—there were sketchbooks full, a couch covered in beautiful messages, drawings, art, polaroid photos, fan art of the both of us and most importantly, an afterglow of a very special evening.

I truly wish I could’ve spoken to everyone but there were so many people I wanted to chat with that I felt like I spread myself thin amongst several of the conversations. So, apologies for that—I’m sure you understand. Also, thank you to everyone who helped out on the night—even the last minutes live performers. You all killed it.

If you didn’t get to come I will be posting the panel with Max and I on my YouTube channel next week sometime. Hopefully there’s some insights in there that gives you a better understanding into both of our work.

I feel very honored and blessed to have such a beautiful community come out and support me.

That was defiantly a memory.

Good always wins in the end

As unfortunate and sickening the tragedy at Bondi was—hearing the stories, and seeing the photos of strangers coming together to help one another—either by shielding pregnant woman from bullets, opening up their homes for strangers to take shelter in, or even running at an active shooter to disarm him, truly gives me immense hope and faith in humanity. This makes me a feel reassured that if anything were to ever happen in Australia, the majority would band together to look out for one another.

A short one

Out of respect of what’s just happened, I’m going to keep this newsletter much shorter than previous issues. Along with this, I’ve been very busy these past couple weeks and am excited for the holidays to take some time to slow down and appreciate everything that’s happened this past year. I’ll be back with more to say next week.

Hope everyone enjoys their week.

Love,

Jet Williams

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