Introducing The 15-Minute Writing Plan

My Christmas Gift to Substack Writers

Most people believe they need hours of uninterrupted time to make progress on their book. I believed that when I first started writing. I wondered how I was going to squeeze writing into my life when I had five children ages 1-11 and I worked as a School Board Trustee. My days were full from early morning until late at night. That’s when I discovered something surprising:

Fifteen focused minutes can move your book forward more consistently than waiting for the perfect writing day.

Those short sessions are what helped me build a real writing habit. One that survived busy seasons, family commitments, work responsibilities, and everything else life brings.

Today I’m sharing a brand new resource to help you do the same.

Introducing The 15-Minute Writing Plan

This simple, beautiful download gives you:

• A daily writing framework

• A grounding ritual (with Scriptures)

• A step-by-step process for staying out of editing mode

• A writing template

• A digital tracker

• A prompt bank for days when you feel stuck

• A short encouragement for your writing calling

It’s quick, calming, and incredibly effective.

Whether you’re writing a book, a devotional, or a series of articles, this system will help you stay consistent—even on the busiest days.

Why 15 Minutes Works

Because 15 minutes:

• Removes pressure

• Builds confidence

• Creates momentum

• Helps you show up regularly

• Teaches your brain that writing is doable

Small sessions compound.
Consistent words turn into paragraphs.
Paragraphs add up to Chapters.
Chapters become manuscripts.
Manuscripts become books.

Download Your Free Copy

Click here to download your free copy.

Try it tomorrow morning. Or right now.
Set your timer for 15 minutes and let your words flow—without editing, without overthinking, and without expectations.

You’ll be amazed at how far a few minutes can take you.

My request

If you download the plan, I’d love to hear:
What part of the framework feels most helpful for your writing right now?