Raise your hand if this is you:

There’s an idea burning in your chest that’s dying to get on the page.

A story. A poem cycle. A book. A dissertation.

You can practically taste it – it feels so alive in your mind, and you’ve been thinking about it for months. Maybe years.

But you haven’t started sketching it out in your embossed leather-bound notebook because what if you don’t have it all figured out yet and your uncertainty wrecks those pristine pages? 

You don’t know where or how to start.

Or you’ve started 17 times, but you don’t know how to keep going, how to keep the words flowing, how to get yourself back into your chair day after day until the thing is done.

If you’ve been around Carterhaugh for a while, you already know our deal, but if you’re new:

Hi! We’re Drs. Sara Cleto and Brittany Warman. Between us, we live with a truly expansive smorgasbord of chronic illness and disabilities, and we don’t get up at 5am to manifest our dreams. 

But we are really, really good at having a wild idea, figuring out how to make it happen, and then actually doing the writing until that idea is real and on the page and out in the world.

We’ve dreamt up and then created: two masters theses, two dissertations, a business (you would not believe how much writing that entails), a fully scripted tv series, and more than 100 published articles, reviews, poems, and short stories.

People ask us all the time how we do it.

We’re going to tell you in our brand new week-long private podcast Write Like a Witch. 

It’s completely free to listen, and it drops next week!!

If you want to know exactly how to:

• Actually get your butt in your chair and make the magic happen
• Harness the power of doppelgangers to get things done twice as fast
• Use ritual to energize you and protect your writing time
• Work with your beautiful brain instead of against it
• Get. Things. Done. Without succumbing to toxic positivity or bro productivity

…then give it a listen because we’re telling you exactly how we do it.

The first episode drops on Monday March 18th. Again, it’s completely free to listen, but you have to sign up by clicking here!

Let’s get you writing!

P.S. Know another writer (or creator) that you think would love this resource? Please forward them this blog post!!