Gathering Words
Finally Give Your Scattered Words a Home
Turn years of “someday I'll write” into a week of
actually writing.
You have notebooks with half-finished thoughts.
Notes scattered across your phone. Old journals filled with pieces of your story. And that nagging feeling that you're meant to be writing... but you don't know where to start.
Every time you sit down to write, the blank page stares back at you.
So you put down the pen. Close the laptop. And tell yourself "maybe tomorrow."
But tomorrow becomes next week, and next week becomes next month… and your words stay hidden.
Your stories remain frozen, your voice silent, and that deep calling to write gets quieter and quieter.
What if the scattered pieces are exactly where you need to start?
For years I carried around an old leather journal. I'd write a paragraph here, jot down an idea there, but nothing ever felt “interesting enough” to shape further or "worthy" of sharing with others. Still, I kept writing little bits here and there.
I had preconceived notions of what a writer was, imagining prerequisites that I felt were beyond me. I thought I needed to have polished pieces ready for publication before I could call myself a writer.
But when I started to gather the writing I already had—those fragments, those scattered thoughts, those stray notes in that old journal— a simple truth was revealed to me.
I discovered that I was, in fact, a writer! I was already a writer because I was writing!
I didn't need to be more this or be more that to be a writer. I just needed to honor the words I had already written. And I needed to keep going. Simple.
Eventually my scattered pieces started BECOMING something.
Instead of starting with a blank page, I started with the words I already had.
Perhaps your words are waiting for you to gently gather them?
What This Is:
A light, supportive, and
flexible writing practice to help you:
Harvest the writing you already have (think old journals, scattered notes, or stray writings on your phone)
Gently bring about new writing using short and gentle prompts
Begin shaping those pieces into something tangible
Feel into what wants to be written next.
Who It’s For:
Women who want to write but don’t know where to start or feel stuck.
Women who aren’t sure they’re “real writers” but feel the nudge to begin.
Women who’ve been scribbling notes, saving quotes, or journaling for years and want to finally do something with all those words.
How It Works:
One week of flexible structure and gentle encouragement
Two live hour-long writing sessions over Zoom, June 24 and 25 at 11 a.m ET / 5 p.m CET
A daily email from me with a prompt, an invitation and inspiration
Check-ins via voice notes and short text posts
A private, password-protected space to share your reflections
Light accountability, gentle feedback, and an inviting writing rhythm.
You’ll Leave With:
A few small pieces of writing you feel connected to
A deeper connection to your writing and creative rhythm
A way forward—whether that’s more writing, a project, or simply less pressure and more joy!
Class starts June 23.
Ready to gather your words?
A few days before we begin, I’ll send you a welcome email with details about the class.
If you have any questions you can send me an email: