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Your book is not the problem. Your system is.

A book you write over three years is a book you rewrite into something safe. Thirty days is the harder deadline and the easier project: one prompt a day, a structure that holds, and a workspace built so you never lose a word.

Days to a draft

30

One prompt a day

Daily prompts

30

Prompts for client review

Export formats

3

Word, PDF, Markdown

Books published

2

Titles for client review

How the Sprint runs

Four weeks, four jobs

Structure first, then words. Most first-time authors stall because they start typing before they know the shape of the thing.

  1. 1

    Days 1 – 5

    Blueprint

    Reader, promise, spine and working title. You leave the first week knowing exactly which book you are writing.

  2. 2

    Days 6 – 12

    Chapter board

    Break the spine into chapters, each with its one idea, its story and its takeaway.

  3. 3

    Days 13 – 26

    Daily drafting

    A prompt a day in the Book Canvas. Autosave, word counts and a streak that rewards showing up, not perfection.

  4. 4

    Days 27 – 30

    First draft out

    Tidy, order and export. You end the month with a Word or PDF manuscript you can hand to a reader.

Published work

Oscar's books

Read these if you want the thinking before you commit to the coaching.

2023

Leapfrog

Why the cautious plan is the expensive one

The book behind the method: how same-ness sets in, why a bold goal asks less of you than a modest one, and the habits that hold a new level in place.

2021

The Monday Leader

Leading people who have stopped believing you

Written for managers in hard seasons — rebuilding trust, setting standards and making the calls nobody wants to make.

For client review: Book titles, cover art, years and the Sprint price are drafted to the brief. Oscar's real titles, covers, buying links and pricing replace these.