The Fountain Flow

Jan 09, 2026

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Hello, writers!

We have some exciting news: there's just one spot remaining in our Winter Intensive. 🎉 The journey starts on Sunday and we'd love to see you there!

We have to tell you—this cohort is special. The writers who have already signed up are bringing such incredible energy. We're counting down the days!

Just one seat left. Maybe it's yours?

January 11th – April 20th, 2026 One hundred days. One complete draft. One transformative container for the book that's been waiting inside you.

Here's what's included:

14 live Zoom craft sessions (Wednesdays, 9-11am PT, recorded for your convenience) ✨
100 days of targeted daily curriculum to get you through your draft
14 custom audio Clearings to get you quickly into the flow
A small accountability group for close connection
A complete PDF of all course content to keep forever
Bonus materials

The next 100 days will pass no matter what. Will you use them to finally write your book?

[Claim Your Spot →]

Questions? We're here: [email protected]

Chelsea & Kim 💙

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