Plan a novel worth writing,
​without the overwhelm

Discover an efficient planning process you can use over and over to develop a flexible outline, whether you love plotting or discovering your way.

​It's time to stop wasting time and energy on stories that never get finished and plots that don't hold together, and create a fail-safe book outline to guide you.

By laying a trail of breadcrumbs to lead you through the story, you can dive straight into writing with a clear map to reference if you get lost along the way. You’ll be pounding on the keyboard in no time!

If any of these sound like you, then it's time to outline a novel you have confidence in.  

• Have a fantastic idea but aren't sure how to get started. ​ ​
• Are tired of stalling and never finishing a book. 
• Want to write your next book more efficiently. 

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Are you ready to write a book you're excited about? 
Grab a place in this 3-month program.

Only $597 for 3-months

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Who is this workshop for?

​This workshop is for authors who want to write a novel and:

• Have a fantastic idea but aren’t sure how to get started.
• Are tired of stalling and never finishing a book.
• Want to write their next book more efficiently.

 
It's suitable for pantsers too!

If plotting feels unnatural to you, but you’re over wasting time and effort going off on tangents and writing yourself into dead ends, then a character-based outline might be just what the doctor ordered.

​Rather than hindering your creativity, having a clear through-line (the core direction of the story) frees you up to be creative as you write. Sure, we’re going to outline, but it’s flexible enough to either leave a trail of breadcrumbs or delve into a detailed plot.

Why authors joined the program

Take aways and value

What You Get

This workshop provides the ultimate book planning tool, paving the way for faster writing and less stressing about where the story is headed.

​Get to the heart of the story and plan a novel worth writingusing Sandy Vaile’s intuitive method that works for plotters and pantsers. The best part is, you can use this process every time you create a new story, and it can be applied to any genre.
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Inclusions: 

• Prerecorded video lessons you can watch at your own pace. 
• Two private coaching sessions to ensure your outline is solid and you gain momentum with your writing.
• Weekly group coaching sessions where you can ask questions and learn from others.
• Weekly virtual writing sessions to kickstart your writing.
• Professional editing of the first 5,000 words of your story. 
• Lots of templates, guides and checklists you can use over and over again.  
• Access to a nurturing private Facebook community.

Enrol today you’ll be pounding on the keyboard in no time! 

Imagine holding your very own novel in your hands and signing copies for fans. 

It would prove that all your hard work was worth it, and you’re meant to be an author. No more stabbing in the dark, trying to figure out which piece of the story puzzle goes where, or wasting months forcing characters into situations that don’t match their motivations.

If you dream of publishing a book that touches the hearts and souls of readers, then it’s time to get serious about your planning process. A robust character arc acts as an anchor point for every piece of the story.
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​​You will develop the skills to:

• Be sure you have a viable story concept.
• Develop three-dimensional motivated characters that drive the story.
• Establish genre expectations and common devices.
• Isolate the through-line to guide every aspect of the story.
• Outline a meaningful plot with plenty of conflict.
• Make a plan to get the book written. 

Prerequisite: Come with a rough idea for a story, and preferably a good idea of the main character(s).​

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No Brainer Guarantee

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My promise to you
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So you can feel completely comfortable about your decision to participate, we offer a 100% no questions asked guarantee within seven days of commencing the program. ​

​Not sure if the Novel Navigation workshop is right for you?

Grab a time in Sandy Vaile's diary for a chat about the best way for you to progress your writing project. (No obligation just useful information.)