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30 Days, 30 Pockets$597.00Add to cart
A 30-day sprint where you find one new writing pocket each day in your existing life. Group calls map and protect them.
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Be Seen Without Performing$247.00Add to cart
Six modules on soft visibility — for the quiet creative who needs an audience and refuses to dance for the algorithm.
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Call Yourself A Writer — 21 Days$797.00Add to cart
Three weeks of identity work and proof-collection. Public commitment ceremony on Day 21. The point is the receipts.
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Feedback Recovery Planner — 30 Days$37.00Add to cart
For after a hard critique. Daily reframe page, weekly “what was actually signal” page. Returns you to the work without bypassing the wound.
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Feedback Triage — 14 Days After A Hard Critique$697.00Add to cart
Two-week emergency cohort for the recently wrecked. Brings you back into the work without forcing you to pretend it didn’t hurt.
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How To Read A Bad Critique Without Quitting$197.00Add to cart
Six modules on feedback triage. The 24-hour rule. The signal-vs-noise audit. The “this is actually about them” diagnostic.
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I Don’t Have Time (And Other Lies)$197.00Add to cart
Five modules on time scarcity, hidden pockets, the math of what you actually do with your hours. Plus the boundary scripts.
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I Don’t Want Anyone To See This$24.00Add to cart
For the hide-and-write crowd. Why visibility feels like vomit. How to be seen without performing.
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I’m Not A Writer (Yes You Are, Shut Up)$24.00Add to cart
Two hours on identity block — the part where you can’t open the doc because you don’t believe you should.
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Low-Battery Writing Planner$47.00Add to cart
A planner for bad-brain days. Three-word entries allowed. “I lay down and thought about the chapter” counts as a win.
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Receipts For The Published Impostor$37.00Add to cart
30 days of evidence for the writer who’s already done it and still doesn’t believe they did. The wall of receipts that ends the conversation.
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Seven Days Of Receipts From Your Past Year$0.00Add to cart
Each day you find one piece of evidence that you’ve done the thing already. By Day Seven, the wall of receipts is taller than the doubt.
