Sarah Archer teaches neurodivergent people and rigid thinkers like professors and lawyers how to rewire their brains around writing. Instead of treating writing as a problem to solve, her system makes it curiosity-driven and automatic, so your brain just knows what to do.
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When I get those people not to think and the work happens, they're like, it's like magic. I'm like, oh, you have magic in you. This gift you have is magic. You're just using a system that someone that's not neurodivergent taught you how to do, to do the thing. And I want you to use your brain to teach you how to do the thing. And you'll, once you get it wired, you'll never have to go back, but we have to rewire your brain. That's how it works. That's really how I help people. And especially, it's ironic, the other people who have the same trouble, professors, doctors, lawyers, people who follow really strict patterns, they have a really hard time with writing because their brain wants it to be a problem to solve. And I say, oh, it's not a problem to solve. It's a curiosity to wonder about. You're not going to always know the answer. Like, oh, but I don't like that. I'm like, oh, I know you don't. But that's the only place where books come from, is this question of wonder.