You & Novel November: This Time, Make It Count
It’s almost November.
For most people, that means turkey and travel.
But for authors?
It means Novel November.
Maybe you’ve done this challenge before. Maybe this is your first time hearing about it. Either way, the same question applies:
Are you writing to say you started—or to finally finish?
Let’s talk about it.
You Don’t Need Motivation. You Need a System That Can Hold.
Right now, you’re probably:
Already writing—just not consistently.
Trying to figure out how to protect your time without dropping the ball on your life.
Wondering if this month could actually be different.
Here’s what no one says out loud:
Most authors know how to get started.
Very few know how to keep going when life doesn’t slow down.
You’ve done this before.
You’ve opened the Google Doc, made the word count chart, and told yourself, “This is it.”
But by Week 2, your real life shows up.
Client calls go long.
Kids need more.
Thanksgiving plans shift.
You skip one day, then another… and suddenly you’re trying to write 2,000 words a day just to catch up.
That’s not sustainable.
And you know it.
You Don’t Need to Prove You’re Capable. You Already Are.
I see you. You’ve published four books. You’ve launched in chaos and made it work.
But just because you can survive your writing process doesn’t mean you should keep doing it that way.
And if Novel November has you feeling like you should push through, grind harder, or write every single day to prove you’re still “in it”...
Let me offer you a better question:
What if your writing didn’t require sacrifice? What if you didn’t have to trade your peace just to hit your deadline?
You’re Not Inconsistent. You’re Undersupported.
Most of the authors who land in my world aren’t new.
They’ve been writing. Publishing. Juggling.
They just don’t have a repeatable system that:
✅ Works with their real life
✅ Adjusts to their energy levels
✅ Keeps momentum going even when things come up
If you’re writing in stolen minutes, defaulting to late nights, or breadcrumbing your manuscript together… that’s not a time issue. That’s a design issue.
And that’s exactly what No Time Writer solves.
What If This Was the Last November You Wrote in Chaos?
Here’s what’s possible inside No Time Writer:
🔹 You write up to 10,000 words in a week—without writing daily
🔹 You finish your draft in 4 months or less
🔹 You finally know your writer average—and stop wasting time wondering if you’re doing enough
🔹 You stop disappearing from your life just to finish a book
🔹 You become the author who writes and lives well
You’ve already done it the hard way.
This is your chance to finish smarter.
Ready Writer Calls Are Now Open
If you're tired of circling the same writing goals—if Novel November feels like one more attempt to get it right—let’s stop guessing.
This is for serious, high-achieving authors who are done waiting for “a better season” and are ready to finish this draft on their terms.
You don’t need to be 100% ready.
1% ready is enough to book the call.
👉 Reserve your spot on my calendar now.
We’ll walk through your goals, your draft, your real-life time blocks, and what it looks like to finish this book without burning out to do it.
Because writing is not a luxury.
And this isn’t your next writing attempt.
This is the moment you finally finish!
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