Write On!

Women’s Writing Group

Rachel Warmath of Alive in the Fire

Develop your writing voice and finally share it.

Write On! is a writing community designed to help women and gender-diverse writers express themselves and share their work without being held back by perfectionism, imposter syndrome, or self-sabotage.

Outcomes of This Program

Make progress toward your writing goals.

Become more confident in your voice.

Share your work with courage.

Create your own definition of success as a writer.

Connect deeply with a community that truly supports you.

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What You Get:

  1. Connection and support

  2. Accountability on your writing goals

  3. Resources to inspire momentum and progress

Ongoing Enrollment, Join Anytime!

The Investment:
$120 for 3 months

*3 month minimum commitment required, so you can get your writing groove going!

What’s Included

⭐ Group coaching

⭐ Weekly co-working sessions

⭐ Monthly deep-dive workshops

⭐ Online portal with recordings

⭐ Weekly journal prompts and videos

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This is for you if:

  • You want to write more but struggle to stick with a consistent routine

  • You dream of writing a book but have no idea where or how to start

  • You're eager to share your writing online but hesitate to put yourself out there

  • You love journaling and want to reconnect with this meaningful practice

  • You have big creative dreams but rarely make time for your writing projects

  • You crave connection with other women who share your passion for writing

  • You're ready to prioritize your own healing, creativity, and personal growth

  • You connect with life experiences from women's or marginalized gender perspectives

Calendar for July 2025 with scheduled co-working sessions on Tuesdays at 4PM, 6PM, and 4PM, and a workshop on July 12 titled 'Getting to Know Your Inner Critic' at 4PM.
August 2025 calendar with scheduled workshops and co-working sessions. Workshops on the 9th and 23rd at 4 PM MST. Co-working sessions every Monday and Thursday at 4 PM MST, each lasting 45 minutes of writing plus 15 minutes of connection.

Upcoming Schedule

Workshops on Self-Publishing

Saturday, July 12th at 4PM MST: Meet Your Inner Critic (And Stop Waging War With Her)

People will tell you to silence your inner critic. To squash her. Banish her. Ignore her. But here’s the truth I’ve discovered:

Trying to silence your inner critic only creates a war inside yourself.

In this workshop, we’re doing something radical:

We’re going to get to know the voice of the inner critic. We’ll explore what she’s afraid of, what she’s trying to protect, and how to work with her—not against her.

Because when you understand your inner critic, you can finally stop letting her run the show. Your confidence grows. Your creativity flows. Your writing deepens.

Join us for a compassionate, empowering session where we’ll:

  • Identify your inner critic’s patterns

  • Rewrite the script she’s been repeating

  • Practice relating to her with curiosity, not contempt

  • Create space for a more supportive, confident inner voice

You’ll leave with a powerful shift in how you relate to yourself—and your writing. Come as you are. Bring your journal. Let’s meet her together.

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Recorded Sessions You’ll Have Access to Upon Joining:

  • How to self publish your finished manuscript (including information on Amazon KDP, Ingramspark, or your own website)

  • Launching a book in a way that feels true to you (even if you don’t enjoy posting on social media)

  • Creating S.M.A.R.T. writing goals and how to make goal-setting fun (so you actually want to do it!)

  • Navigating letting go of perfectionism and self-sabotage

  • 3 techniques to get into flow state when writing

  • How to hire a professional editor for a self-published book and how to get the most out of the editing process

  • Money/abundance mindset for writers

  • How to self-publish using Amazon, IngramSpark, Lulu, or direct to readers

  • A behind-the-scenes look at Rachel’s 5-year self publishing journey

  • Back Your Book: Navigating the emotional and mental expansion of being more SEEN as an author

What writers in the group are saying

  • "I'm over 60 pages into writing my book! This is such a great feeling."

    Amy O.

  • "I hit 12k words! OMG!"

    Sandi W.

  • "I figured out how to make my book more focused. And now I'm more open to talking about it and promoting my work. Thank you, Rachel, for all your amazing help!"

    First-time non-fiction author

  • "The session on perfectionism was so good! I feel like I'm finally learning to be accepting of my humanness."

    Keith Finley

  • "This book would not have been written this soon without you coming into my life, so I’m very grateful."

    Memoir Writer

  • "This group has become like a second home to me. I look forward to it every week."

    First-Time Author

Confidence-building tools for writers who want unstoppable momentum.

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Client Testimonials

  • "I am eternally grateful for the chance to work with Rachel. She is generous with her time while holding the container of a group so well. She is helpful with guidance, insights, and tools. She is incredibly supportive, my own writing cheerleader! Without the accountability of the group and without Rachel's energy, I would not be writing as much as I am."

    Siarra Layla Sens, Jungian Counselor and Coach, Depth Therapist

  • “I've found so much momentum working with Rachel! I have a consistent writing practice. I've found so much confidence in my voice and that my words matter.”

    Sonja Burgal, Poet and Ayurvedic Specialist

  • "Rachel, thank you for talking down from my ledge when I was freaking out about sharing too much information about myself in my book. You told me to take a breath and consider that my readers would appreciate my authenticity. Thank you for being the best editor a first-time author could ever ask for!"

    Maria Piantanida, PMHNP, board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner

  • "Being in this group has given me more confidence as a writer. I have motivation to commit to projects and permission to be more ME! It's such a compassionate space."

    -Mary B.

  • "I love the check-ins and goal setting. Just the idea that I need to be accountable helps me put energy behind my actions. Little things I'm picking up from the group and Rachel are adding up."

    - Sam L.

  • "I really enjoy the camaraderie of being around other writers. It is inspiring to learn about other people's projects."

    - Nancy C.

  • "You've struck a nice balance between structure and flow. I get something out of every lesson/lecture and there's also space to talk about how we're doing."

    - Sarah R.

  • "Before I joined the group, I struggled often with putting off my work. It was my lowest priority. Now, when I show up for the calls I get a ton done. This has been a gamechanger for me."

    - Eve L.

  • "I used to never think of myself as a creative person. I was always talking down to myself about my writing. But Rachel has shown me how to be more kind to myself. Being in this community makes a huge difference to my confidence."

    - Pam S.

My Approach

Progress Over Perfection ✍🏻

Your writing practice doesn’t have to be perfect. But how do you actually accept and internalize that? I’ll remind you every week and give you practical tools for how to implement letting go of obsessiveness or perfectionism.

Celebrate Along the Way 🥳

Focusing on what’s going well with your writing is a gamechanger for building your confidence quickly.

Show Up As You Are 💛

In this group, you can be your authentic self, knowing that your unique voice and perspective are valued. No masks required.

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About Me

Hey, I’m Rachel.

I’m a self-published author and 14+ year award-winning blogger. I’m the founder of Alive in the Fire. I am passionate about helping women tell their stories, show up authentically online, and find success in their creative endeavors.

I started this group because even though I’ve been a writer my whole life, it took me a long time to find the confidence to publish my work and open myself up to feedback.

I know what it’s like to be held back by soul-crushing perfectionism, self-doubt, and being at war with yourself internally.

Is my writing good enough?

Would anyone want to read it?

Who am I to share my writing, anyway?

I’ve struggled with all of these questions and many more.

I know what it takes to build confidence and create momentum. I know how powerfully your life can change when you start to take your writing seriously and make time for it. And I’m here to help you do just that.

Themes & Topics We Cover in This Group

Self expression

Healing and transformation

Journaling

Book writing

The publishing process

Writing online

Using social media to promote your writing

How to make money from writing

Self-sabotage and how to shift it into empowerment

Being kind and gentle with ourselves

Perfectionism

Fear of success

Fear of failure

Body, mind, spirit connection

And much more!

The Vibe of This Group

Compassionate

Productive

Motivating

Nurturing

Laid-back

Validating


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FAQ

  • Group meeting times will be available at the start of every month. Check the calendar for details. All calls are recorded so you can watch the replay if needed.

  • Every month is a little different! Check the calendar for details about what topics we are covering. As soon as you join, you’ll have access to all of the recordings from previous calls including topics like how to navigate perfectionism, setting S.M.A.R.T. goals, and how to launch a book in a way that feels authentic to you.

  • Yes, you can participate even if you don’t want to formally publish your work online or in print. Writing for yourself is just as valid and important! 

    • Connection to a supportive community of women with powerful healing stories to tell

    • Greater levels of confidence and creativity

    • Monthly accountability to help you stick to your writing goals and be kind to yourself during weeks when things don’t go as planned

    • The chance to be seen, heard, and appreciated

    • A no-pressure environment where you can express yourself and heal

  • Yes. Write On! is proudly inclusive, creating a welcoming space for women and gender-diverse writers of all backgrounds. Our community embraces transgender women, non-binary individuals, and anyone whose experience with gender has shaped their creative voice. We recognize that diverse perspectives strengthen our collective writing journey and enrich our creative community.

    In this space, your identity is respected, your voice is valued, and your writing matters. We're committed to building a supportive environment where everyone can explore their craft free from judgment or exclusion. Whether you're sharing work, seeking feedback, or simply writing alongside others who understand, you'll find genuine connection and support here.

    • Female writers of all ages, backgrounds, and levels of experience

    • Women who want their stories to be known 

    • Women who want to help others by sharing about their experiences

    • Women who have experienced trauma, loss, heartache, and personal growth

    • Women who have always thought about writing a book but don't know where to start

    • Women who want to write for themselves and/ or for others, to heal and move on from the past

    • Women interested in starting a project like a personal blog, Substack, or who want to post their writing consistently on social media

    • Women who just want to write for the healing and growth that it brings

  • You can write about anything you want (but no bullying or hate speech, please.) Possibilities include (but are not limited to): your story, something you want to teach to others, personal growth, transformation, identify, finding yourself, spirituality, abuse, toxic relationships, depression, anxiety, mental health, motherhood, infertility, death, grief, relationships, health, family dynamics, generational trauma, parents, healing, marriage, divorce, self worth, self esteem, self image, sobriety, recovery, PTSD/ C-PTSD, and any other topics you want to explore.

  • Yes! Every month will include some form of feedback from Rachel and/or the group.

  • Yes, calls will be recorded and shared the day after and you will have access to them through the month so you can watch when it’s convenient for you.

  • If you are set on self-publishing (that is, publishing independently, not with a traditional publisher), I’d love to discuss potentially working together on your project. Please discuss this option with me before we start the writing group, as I do offer a special 10% discount on editing and coaching to members of this program.

  • Here are some optional books that I recommend to writers:

    Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott

    Memoir As Medicine: The Healing Power of Writing Your Messy, Imperfect, Unruly (but Gorgeously Yours) Life Story by Nancy Slonim Aronie

    The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron

    The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles by Steven Pressfield

    Zen Habits by Leo Babauta

    Motivational Quotes to Get the Blood Moving by Markus Almond

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YOUR VOICE NEEDS TO BE HEARD

Questions? Contact Rachel

Email me using the form and I’ll get right back to you!