Monthly accountability
The book you started, finished.
Most unfinished books are not stuck for lack of ideas. They are stuck because nothing in the week forces the next chapter to happen. A call in the diary does that – quietly, fortnightly, until the draft is done.
Why this works
A deadline you did not set yourself
Writing a book is the only serious project most people attempt with no external structure at all. No manager, no client, no due date. A fortnightly call supplies the one thing that was missing – someone expecting to see progress. It is not motivation. It is a calendar entry that turns intention into pages.
Seven calls, one every two weeks
What it is
Seven calls over three months
A call every two weeks
Thirty focused minutes: what moved, what stalled, and what happens before the next one.
Between the calls
A short check-in by email if you get stuck. You will not wait a fortnight to unblock something small.
Accountability, not editing
I do not read your pages. This is about finishing the draft – the editing comes later, with an editor I will introduce you to.
It credits forward
If you go on to production, cover or launch work, what you have paid for accountability comes off that price.
Fortnightly, until it is done
$300 USD/month
Seven calls across three months, at a rhythm that suits how writing actually happens. Minimum three months – anything shorter is a conversation, not accountability.
- A thirty-minute call every two weeks
- Email check-ins between calls
- Minimum three months
- Fee credits against later work
Finish the draft this quarter
Tell me where the manuscript stands, and we will set the first call.
Start with three months