Did you start writing your story, but you’ve gotten stuck, and you don’t know how to finish it?

unlock your story
in 30 days

Fight writer’s block with this 30-day challenge that guides you through the 3 phases of writing a solid story.

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unlock your story
30-day challenge

It might feel like your story is stuck and inspiration just isn’t coming anymore. But often, only a few key obstacles are holding things back. Once you identify them, you and your story can find your flow again.
Let’s uncover what’s blocking your story and get it moving forward!

Answers

Start to write your story by answering the core questions the story poses

Roadmap

Devise a roadmap that will guide you to the end of the story. No more insecurities.

Conflict

Write a conflict that will make your story unputdownable.

Here’s what readers think of stories written with my method

Don't trust inspiration

Let me ask you a question. Why do you think you got stuck?
Most writers I know would tell me they don’t feel inspired. Is this you?
So many authors think they need to be inspired every time they sit at the computer to write. If they are not inspired, they will force the story, and it won’t feel authentic.

What if I told you that the authenticity and spontaneity of your story don’t depend on how often you are inspired but on how wisely you use that inspiration?

You don’t need constant inspiration to write a great story – therefore, lack of inspiration is probably not what’s stopping you.

What happens when you need to be inspired every time you sit to write

you wait for inspiration to happen. If it doesn’t, you just don’t write and wait for that inspiration to come to you, maybe tomorrow.

Imagine that you have a great idea while you’re waiting for the green light at the traffic lights. You sit at your PC the moment you get home, and you start to write the beginning of that story as fast as you can because you’re afraid that the inspiration will go. But there comes a moment when you have to stop.

The day after, you go on, and the day after as well, but as the story progresses, you realise that you need to sort out a lot of things you didn’t think about in the beginning, and excitement decreases by the day until you stop relying on it and start relying on another possible burst of inspiration.

Before you know it, waiting for inspiration is what you do most of the time.

What happens when you encapsulate your inspiration in your roadmap

Inspiration will be there every time you need it.

Imagine that you have a great idea while you’re waiting for the green light at the traffic lights. You grab pen and paper the moment you get home, and you jot down the entire story arc, beginning to end, fuelled by that burst of inspiration. Then, you spend the rest of the day flashing out that idea.

The day after, you start writing your story. And you continue for several days. And to be honest, you don’t even look at your roadmap again – until a day comes when you don’t feel particularly inspired and hit an unexpected problem.

Then you pull out your roadmap – the one you created on that day when inspiration struck. It shows you exactly where you are and where you need to go. Rereading it not only clears your mind but also brings back some of that excitement. The heart of your inspiration is in that roadmap, and now it flows back to you.

With a clear direction, you sit down at your computer and start writing again.

 

What is the scenario you’d choose for yourself?

what you'll find in this course

The course+workbooks present three working phases:

  1. Build the central conflict by knowing your protagonist and antagonist intimately. Every action in the story finds its reason in conflict. When you have a crystal clear idea of the central conflict, you’ll always be able to see your next step.
  2. Build your story structure, which is your roadmap. When you know where the conflict arises and where it ceases to exist, you’ll always be able to walk to the end of the journey and finish your story.
  3. Explore the other elements of the story. A story is a complex organism. Let’s have a look at what else makes her unique.

A collage of covers and pages from the Unlock Your Story - 30-Day Challenge, a creative writing mini-course that helps writers find a way to the end of their stories when they get stuck. Very useful when suffering from writer's block. The image shows the covers of the two sections of the mini-course and a few pages from the novel writing templates offered in the course.

Are you ready to finish your story?

Unlock Your Story

Destroy Writer's Block
$ 27
  • 5-email introductory mini-course
  • 44 page workbook for a 30-day challenge
  • 9 page story dashboard
  • 9 page mindset shift
  • 12 page story templates
  • 5 inspirational quotes cards
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REFUND POLICY

This mini-course will give you all the tools you need to unlock your story. However, if you finish the course and you still don’t know how to continue your story, I will gift you one power hour with me to brainstorm your story and figure out an ‘unlocking strategy’.

If we can’t figure out a solution in that hour, I will refund the course 100%.