There's a reason books like "The War of Art" were written.

It's because, as most writers know, the process of getting that beautiful, inspired idea from its initial vision stage to its completion (in the form of a layered and engaging book or script) often is the result of a writer finally winning a prolonged and full scale battle with their own self.

So why do they still do it? Because as most writers also know, there are stories inside that they just HAVE to write. The writing of it is tied into some sort of soul purpose. They find they NEED to write the story, either for the benefit of themselves, or because it needs to be shared with the whole world. Either way, the importance of it hits deep, and remains, like an unscratched itch, until the writer finally does something about it.

So writers HAVE to write. But the question is: does the process really have to suck? Does it always have to be a war?

After 40 years engaged in these same kinds of creative battles ourselves, we have come to the conclusion that the answer is no. That, in fact, if you can learn to be easier with it and yourself, you can free up energy to do your most powerful work. But that often takes changing your life and your entire relationship with the process itself, to make that difference.

Starting Sept 24th, we will embark on a year long journey with a group of students, with exactly that end goal in mind. And not only will we be offering a kick ass community/curriculum to help support this group in writing their next book/script/memoir/solo shows, but we'll offer them the kind of soul coaching they need to overhaul their entire approach and process to their writing, freeing them to do their most profound work.

Will you be joining us on the journey?