What makes my coaching different from other writing coaches:

  • I approach coaching from both a science and spiritual framework—I believe we are co-creators of our lives AND that we can use brain science to help us write

  • I specialize in helping writers overcome resistance (procrastination, perfectionism, writer’s block). I am here to get you excited to write again and find more joy in your writing process.

  • I believe mindset & healing is a big part of the work (I literally have clients who watched my mindset training and then wrote an entire zero draft within a few weeks)

  • Focusing on solutions rather than complaining about problems is going to serve you more in the long run. (That's not to say you can't vent to me—that's what I am here for! It means that I will encourage you to find solutions to struggles and hype you up when you need it)

  • ADHD/ADD & mental health: Because I have lived experiences with this, I can come from a place of true understanding (please see my disclaimer on my about me page)

  • I am “woo woo”—I like witchy stuff, spiritual stuff, manifestation stuff, but I also like science & believe in vaccines

What I don't do as a coach:

  • Edit your work (I have editor friends who I can send you to). I am not a “workshopping” coach. Having someone revise your pages can often actually make writer’s resistance worse, and I’m not here for that. I want you to find joy in your writing and actually WRITE.

  • Focus on craft. While craft books and craft topics are super helpful for many people, practicing writing is what makes our craft better. I find that many of my clients struggle more with resistance when reading craft books. What makes a good writer? One who writes a lot and learns the craft by DOING.

  • Preach hustle culture. I do NOT subscribe to focusing on productivity and causing burnout. I have seen the consequences of burnout and never want to perpetuate that in my work with clients. I am here to help you create sustainable writing practices that will help you write book after book.

  • Teach you that there is only one way to write a book. If you’re looking for someone to say “you must write an outline” or give you an exact method, I am not that person. Writing is extremely personal and everyone’s process is different. It’s not a one size fits all approach. I am here to help you find your process & lean into that, not give you a process that you have to adhere to.