Build a steady creative rhythm & make meaningful progress on one project in just 15 days

Even if you’ve put this project on the back burner more than once.

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SHOW ME HOW TO FINISH MY CREATIVE PROJECT

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After years of publishing my own projects and bringing creative people together, there’s one thing I keep hearing from my students : “I know what I want to make and I have a strong desire to make it. So why can’t I find the rhythm that keeps me going?”

That’s why I’m introducing a new live program :

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PRACTICE MAKES PRACTICE

Three Sunday classes · Two Wednesday Q&A/co-working sessions · A daily email prompt

Bring the book, quilt, poem, album, shop, website, or other creative project that you keep (reluctantly) putting off. In Practice Makes Practice, we’ll give your project repeated attention, generous accountability, and a flexible enough structure that you can actually work on it.

JOIN PRACTICE MAKES PRACTICE

October 11th–25th · $275

For students facing financial instability and uncertainty you may self select a scholarship spot and take 50% off tuition by using code PRACTICE. Two part payment plans are also available.

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Why is it that even when we care about a project, we keep doing everything else first?

Maybe you’ve made a very beautiful, color-coded, Notion-built plan with automated tasks. You’ve blocked off your mornings… maybe signed up for co-working spaces (hello my Landscapers), or applied for 13 new artist residencies.

And then, life. Of course.

• a big paid project came through (yay!) & got all your creative juices (nooo).
• your family needed something and you stopped showing up for co-working.
• your body had a flare up, you took a break, and didn’t know how to get back.
• it started to feel a whole lot easier to scroll or binge watch Schitts Creek (again) than break out your supplies.

I’ll never judge you for a good binge. After enough time, though, the project starts to feel too big to crack back open. Even worse, you start to believe you’re just not someone who finishes things.