Struggling to Write Consistently?
It’s not about discipline or talent — it’s about rhythm.
I’ll Make You a Writer is a 90-minute mindset-shifting, story-reclaiming live workshop with Trevor Martens.
📅 September 4, 2025 @ 6:30 PM CDT • Live on Zoom
In just 90 minutes, you’ll reconnect with why you want to write, quiet your inner critic, and build a writing life that actually works.
Save My Spot for $35Event Details
đź“… Date: Wednesday, September 4, 2025
🕡 Time: 6:30 PM CDT (90 minutes live)
đź“Ť Location: Zoom (join from anywhere)
đź’¸ Investment: $35 CAD
What you’ll walk away with:
– Practical tools to shift from procrastination to consistency
– A clear plan to build a writing rhythm that actually works
– “Plan to Write Things” post-event resource to keep you moving forward
– Replay access so you can revisit anytime
Ditch the pressure. Find your rhythm. And finally become the writer you know you are.
You're in the right place if:
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You dream of being a writer but can’t seem to stay consistent
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You’ve started stories, essays, or books—but never finished them
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You struggle with procrastination, perfectionism, or people-pleasing
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You want writing to feel joyful again
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You know there’s something you need to say—but you keep putting it off
You’ll walk away with:
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A new way to approach writing—based on rhythm, not rush
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The real reason you're stuck (and how to get unstuck)
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How to protect your voice from the inner critic
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A vision for a writing life that works with you, not against you
- A downloadable handout (Plan to Write Things) so you can keep the workshop insights close as you move forward
"You don’t need more willpower. You need a rhythm that supports your dream. Writing under pressure might get things done—but it won’t make you happy. Let’s create something better."
Save My SeatABOUT THE PRESENTER
Trevor Martens is a creative writing coach and the founder of I Help You Write Things. He’s helped hundreds of writers reconnect with their voice, build sustainable habits, and actually finish what they start. His teaching blends mindset, motivation, and craft—without the pressure or perfectionism.
