Plot a story that doesn't fizzle out - and write it faster than ever
It's pretty hard to write a book when you don't know what happens in it




Plot a story that doesn't fizzle out - and write it faster than ever
It's pretty hard to write a book when you don't know what happens in it
What if all your ideas turned into plot?
You could stop writing stories that fizzle out on page 50 and finally come up with a plot that's as exciting to write as it is to read.
It's not a pipe dream. You just need the right system.
This could be you:
"I went from having a vague idea of what I wanted for my story to writing countless paragraphs of lore. I recommend this to anyone struggling to organize or get inspiration. You won't regret it."
I get it, it’s easier to write when you’re inspired, and perhaps this time you’ll make it all the way through.
Maybe another takeaway coffee from your favourite coffeeshop will give you the inspiration for what happens between the beginning and the end of your novel
Unfortunately, a “better” story idea won’t fix anything. You need to know what to do with your ideas unless you want to write short stories for the rest of your life.
tried different writing software in case it might make a difference (I mean when was the last time you actually opened Scrivener?)
watched lectures on YouTube and wondered why even a professional author’s tips didn’t help
participated in NaNoWriMo in case the time limit would force you to come up with something awesome
looked for new, better story ideas on Pinterest and elsewhere in case you’d find The One
Plenty of people have never written a novel and never will. Do you want to be one of them, or do you want to give your future readers their new favourite book instead?
Believe me, you don’t even need to get to the “New York Times bestselling author” level to have people email you about how they’re reading your book for the third time or to have someone draw fan art of your characters. Ask me how I know!
Here's the secret: all you need to start with is a character and a problem, and you can create a plot that keeps your readers turning the pages and wanting even more from you.
If you only have 30 minutes a day to write, plot first. Then every word will have somewhere to go.
you think you don't have time for "extra steps" like outlining your novel (spoiler alert: a good outline actually saves you time)
you haven't finished writing a single novel manuscript this far
you never formally studied writing
you've started dozens and dozens of stories that never went anywhere
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Gone are the days of only thinking about your story in the shower instead of working on it. You can be more than a bookish dreamer who never actually writes their novel and only keeps saying they will. You can be a writer... who writes.
When you know how to turn your cool ideas into REAL plots, you can use all your precious writing time on writing instead of staring at the screen and periodically checking Instagram, thinking you're just not cut out to be a real author.
When you've got this plotting thing figured out, working on your manuscript becomes almost as easy as brushing your teeth - you just do it without questioning it.
You don’t need to keep stopping and starting new stories because you understand how to finish writing one, and you can start thinking about your publishing goals. Finally, you feel comfortable calling yourself a writer.
All this could happen to you if only you learned how to successfully plot and outline your novel.
Stop second-guessing what happens next because you know exactly what your protagonist needs to go through
Use character flaws and conflict to generate meaningful plot events (instead of throwing in filler or giving up halfway through)
Learn structure that helps build your story without forcing it into a formula
Plan scenes that keep your entire story moving without plot holes or boring parts
Save hours of trial and error with my best-selling outlining tools
Get your novel outline done in a week even if you're short on writing time
Finally start writing instead of spinning your wheels trying to “figure it out first”
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I had a *fantastic* backstory and a great mystery planned for one of my novels, but the trouble was... there was no plot. You can't just have your character passively wait until all the answers are revealed to them. They need to act.
To solve my own plotting problem, I created The Troublemaker Method of generating plot events. It's not like other methods of plotting that say what kind of events go where, you actually find those events.
And how do you do that? You give your protagonist problems and you solve them step by step. I show you how all that ties into the story structure you might already know about, and I give you a spreadsheet for mapping out those trouble-making scenarios from start to finish.
If other plotting methods have let you down, you've just skipped the genius part of creating your story.
Here's what you get inside the Genius Plotting System:
Module 1: Structuring your story
Module 2: Using conflict to plot your novel
Module 3: Create an outline that works
Best-selling outline tools
No need to DIY your outlining - you get 5 different tools to plan your story and your scenes. Access them on Google Docs/Sheets or Notion.
BONUS: The Ultimate Character Workbook
Unsure if your character has what it takes to carry your plot? Worry not - use this workbook to plan a character you'll know better than you know yourself.
Other bonuses just for you
FInd your best story idea, get outline examples from real stories & learn how to use yWriter to plot your story (it's like Scrivener but free and easier to use).
Want to know how long it took me to write the first draft of my first published novel?
Almost a year
Nothing wrong with that, except it was only a hundred handwritten pages and only about 30K words, so nowhere near a full novel manuscript.
At the time, I only had one baby, and she loved napping. The best sleeper in the world.
What about my next novel? I wrote the first draft in just three months, and it was 60K words spanning over multiple notebooks. All the while taking care of a hurricane of a toddler and a baby who cried all the time and hated napping.
The difference? I learned to outline my novel.
Yes, writing that outline took me a month, but it saved me so much more time in the long run and produced a much better story.
The kids are now 7 & 10, and it's time I teach my methods to you, whether you have children or not. What you DON'T have is more than 24 hours in a day.
Let's complete your order and start writing today (not "someday")
You'll get instant access to everything inside the Genius Plotting System and it's yours to keep for life.
The unique Troublemaker Method of generating plot events and the interactive Troublemaker Sheet
Lessons on structuring and plotting your story successfully even if you don't yet know what happens in it
Every plotting tool you could need: The Google Docs outline template and scene planner, Google Sheets plot planner and Notion novel planner
BONUS: The Ultimate Character Workbook on Google Docs
Other bonuses: How to use yWriter to plan your novel, outline examples and Your Best Story Idea workbook
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All prices in USD
I’m so confident in my products that I’m certain you’ll be happy with your purchase. However, all our brains work differently, and maybe my methods don’t work for you. That’s fine. If you can show me that you tried to outline your story with the Genius Plotting System but you couldn’t make it work, I’ll be happy to give you a refund within 90 days. If I can’t help you write your novel, then I don’t want your money either, as simple as that! (This course is for action-taking writers, however, so we don't refund changes of mind or if you wanted to plan some other kind of book besides a fiction novel.)
The answers to your questions
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