A Four-Week Guided Exploration for those considering writing a book
Level 1
Not every person who feels drawn to write a book is ready to begin creating one but they all have one thing in common even before a word is written and that is passion.
Knowing is there a book in you
Whether the timing is right or not
If you have enough content for a book
Is there an audience for your book or not?
Whether you have the passion and drive to sustain you in seeing it through to completion
It will take place over 1.5hrs one day per week online in a small group setting. It will be live training only which creates a supportive group dynamic where everyone benefits.
Week 1
Does your experience contain the depth required for a serious book?
Week 2
Who might this serve, and why would it matter now?
Week 3
What would make this contribution meaningful rather than merely informational?
Week 4
What shapes can serious books take, and what might suit your material?
Investment
Includes:
1:1 Kickoff Call (Private Book Roadmap Session): To get to know you, your book idea and what you would like to acheive.
Four live guided sessions
Downloadable workbook.
Bring your questions to each session.
1:1 Next Steps Session at the end of the program: We’ll review your progress and discuss next steps in your publishing journey.
You've got questions. We've got answers.
The program will start on September 1 from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM IST (Irish Standard Time, UTC+1).
This workshop is for people who feel drawn to writing a book but are unsure whether they truly have a book in them or whether now is the right time to begin.
It is ideal if you are still exploring your ideas and want a structured way to reflect on your experience, message, and potential contribution.
No. Many participants join because they feel a strong pull toward writing but are not yet sure what the book would look like.
The workshop helps you explore whether your experience contains the depth, meaning, and relevance needed for a serious book.
By the end of the workshop you will have clarity on:
Whether there is a book in your material
Whether the timing is right for you to write it
Whether you have enough substance for a full book
Whether there is a meaningful audience for your work
Whether you have the passion required to sustain the writing journey
Many participants describe this as the moment they finally understand whether writing a book is truly for them.
No formal writing is required.
The focus of Level 1 is reflection, exploration, and understanding the potential of your material rather than drafting chapters.
The workshop runs over four weeks, with one live 1.5-hour session each week delivered online.
Sessions take place in a small group setting, allowing space for discussion and reflection while benefiting from the insights of others.
No. These are live sessions only.
This creates a more engaged group dynamic and allows participants to speak openly and reflect together.
The workbook contains exercises and prompts that guide your thinking throughout the four weeks and help you reflect deeply on your potential book.
At the end of the four weeks you will have a 1:1 consultation to discuss your project.
Together we will review your reflections and determine whether:
the book should move forward now
it needs more time to develop
or whether a different form of writing might be more suitable
Participants who are ready to begin writing may choose to progress to Strategic Writing Workshop – Level 2.
If you are already committed to writing your book and simply need structure and guidance to begin, Level 2 may be more suitable for you.
No.
This workshop is not focused on creative writing techniques, storytelling exercises, or literary craft.
Instead, it helps you explore whether your experience, knowledge, or perspective could form the basis of a serious and meaningful book.
The focus is on clarity, depth of material, relevance to readers, and the potential contribution your book could make.
No.
Level 1 is a reflective workshop designed for people who are genuinely considering writing a book and want to explore that possibility seriously.
Participants tend to be people with professional experience, personal insight, or lived knowledge they feel drawn to share in book form.
If you simply want a place to write casually or socially, this workshop may not be the right fit.