The course that helps aspiring authors finally stop talking about writing a book—and actually finish one.
Maybe you’ve wanted to write a book for years.
Maybe you’ve started and stopped more times than you can count.
Maybe you’ve been waiting for more time, more confidence, more clarity, or the perfect idea to finally begin.
But here’s the truth: Time is going to pass anyway.
The question is: will your book exist when it does?
Or will it still be sitting in your head, waiting for the perfect time, the perfect idea, or the perfect version of you?
Imagine holding a stack of freshly printed pages in your hands.
A first draft.
A completed manuscript.
Finally writing the words: The End.
Write That Book will help you stop hesitating and start finishing.
There’s a reason you want to write a book and there’s a reason why you struggle to do it.
And I don’t think it has anything to do with what you think it does.
After all these years, I’ve discovered something surprising:
Most people don’t need more talent. Or more time. Or a book deal. Or certainty. Or permission.
What they actually need?
Nerve.
The nerve to stop waiting.
The nerve to write badly.
The nerve to believe their ideas are worth exploring.
The nerve to finish something that might not be perfect.
The nerve to stop consuming and start creating.
The nerve to admit they have something to say.
That’s what finishing a book actually requires.
Not genius.
Not certainty.
Not permission.
Nerve.
This isn’t just another writing craft course. It's about giving you the damn nerve to finally finish your book.
Helping you bridge the gap between wanting and finishing.
I’m not going to spend hours teaching you sentence structure, story beats, or outlining methods.
Because after years of writing books, publishing books, and helping aspiring authors, I’ve realized something: Most people don’t need more information.
They need more nerve.
And that’s what Write That Book will teach you.
How to find it.
How to sustain it.
And how to use it to finally finish the book you’ve been thinking about for far too long.
Who will benefit the most from this offering?
This course is for you if...
You’ve always wanted to write a book but haven't started.
You’ve started multiple drafts and never finished one.
You feel overwhelmed by conflicting writing advice.
You keep waiting until you're more confident, inspired, motivated, or ready.
You have an idea you can't stop thinking about.
You want practical guidance without rigid rules.
You want someone who’s actually done this to show you the path.
You do not need:
Publishing experience
An MFA
A perfect outline
Confidence
Permission
You simply need a willingness to begin.
Hi, I’m Jamie
I’m an author and creative entrepreneur who has spent years learning what it actually takes to write books—not just dream about writing them.
I’ve published nonfiction.
I’ve published novels.
I’ve signed with literary agents.
I’ve navigated traditional publishing.
I’ve self-published.
I’ve helped other writers get book deals, finish their books, and self-publish.
I’ve finished countless manuscripts after decades of always wanting to write books, but never finishing them.
And through all of it, I’ve learned that writing a book is far less about talent than most people think.
It’s about learning how to move through fear, perfectionism, uncertainty, comparison, resistance, and self-doubt long enough to get to the end.
That's what I’m here to teach.
What You Get
Write That Book includes over 5 hours of audio lessons and video workshops that walk you through the exact mindset shifts, creative habits, and publishing insights that helped me go from aspiring writer to published author.
You’ll learn:
How to stop waiting for the perfect time, idea, or burst of motivation
How to establish a writing practice that actually works for your life
How to navigate outlining, drafting, and editing without getting stuck
How to move through perfectionism, fear, and self-doubt
How publishing works for both fiction and nonfiction authors
What it really takes to finish a manuscript and bring it into the world
Because writing a book isn’t just about craft.
It’s about becoming the kind of person who finishes what they start.
Get Write That Book
If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time, the perfect idea, or the perfect version of yourself, consider this your sign.
Write That Book will help you stop hesitating, trust your ideas, and finally finish the book that's been living in your head for far too long.
You’ll get immediate access to all audio lessons and video workshops, regardless of which payment option you choose.
Pay in full →
$199
2 monthly payments →
$99/mo.
4 monthly payments →
$50/mo.
The real transformation
This course isn’t really just about writing.
It’s about becoming the kind of person who finishes things.
The kind of person who trusts themselves.
The kind of person who stops waiting for permission.
The kind of person who finally gives their ideas a chance to exist outside their head.
By the end of this course, you'll have more than writing advice.
You'll have a roadmap.
A process.
A practice.
And most importantly, nerve.
What Students Are Saying
The best part of this course isn't what I think about it.
It’s what happens when students stop waiting and start writing.
“I am barely half way through Jamie Varon's course, ‘Write That Book’ and from the introduction audio onward, I have found joy in writing again.”
Immediately, after listening to Jamie's introduction to this class, I pulled up one of my longest held manuscript ideas, and began free writing on it. Just playing and dabbling. Having fun. An hour or more went by. Pages of story lay before me.
I had carried this story for nearly 40 years.
Finally it was getting life.
Then the miracle took over. As I was going about the rest of my day, more scenes from that story showed up. I added them in. I now keep it open on my computer to allow me to fill in whatever comes up. I repeat I am having fun again. On the third day of this excitement, I realized that my other books have been created in an effort to make something that conformed to a standard. That my heart had gotten sidestepped for market standard. I still like those books. They were my bold way of trying to prove myself to myself. Well done for me. But now, I am writing for fun, every day.
I am only in lesson four, because I like to savor the lessons, have the fun, then add more to it.
Thank you, Jamie. This is magical.
—Carrie T.