Nobody is going to do this for you. But I can show you how.
Whether you’re writing a novel or building a spiritual practice; honest teaching, no shortcuts, and absolutely no gatekeeping.
For the writer with a head full of ideas and no idea where to start
You know you have a story in you. You might even have notes, fragments, half-formed characters. What you don’t have yet is a way to turn all of it into something coherent: a story with structure, momentum, and a reason for every piece of it to exist.
You’re not looking for someone to write it for you. You’re looking for someone to help you understand what you’re actually trying to say, and how to say it.
For the seeker who wants a real practice, not an aesthetic
You’re curious about witchcraft, mythology, or spiritual practice. Maybe you’ve read things, tried things, bought things. But a lot of what’s out there feels hollow; all surface and no substance, more interested in selling you a vibe than giving you something you can actually use.
You want to understand what you’re doing and why. You want a practice that belongs to you, built around your own beliefs and your own life, not someone else’s template.
What to Expect
Before
- A tangle of ideas with no clear shape
- A vague interest in spirituality with no idea how to make it yours
- The feeling that everyone else knows something you don’t
- Starting things and not finishing them because the path isn’t clear
After
- A story framework you can actually work with, in your own voice
- A spiritual practice built around your real life and real beliefs
- Clarity on what you’re doing, why it matters, and what comes next
- The confidence that comes from actually understanding something, not just performing it
My Approach
I don’t teach by handing you a formula and telling you to follow it. Formulas are useful (I use them) but they’re a starting point, not a destination. What works for someone else may not work for you, and the sooner you understand what actually works for you, the better.
I start with where you are and what you want. Not what you think you’re supposed to want, what you actually want. Then I take what I know and tailor it to fit your situation, your goals, and your reality.
I will tell you when something isn’t working. I will tell you when you’re overcomplicating it. I will strip complex ideas back to their bones until they make sense. And I will never pretend that any of this is easy, because it isn’t, and you deserve to know that before you start.
What I will never do:
- Tell you to use AI to write your story. The most powerful creative work comes from your own experiences. Nobody else can tell your story.
- Hand you a done-for-you spirituality kit and call it a practice. Your beliefs are yours. I’ll help you find them, not hand you mine.
- Pretend there’s a quick fix. There isn’t. But there is a real result if you do the real work.
Teaching FAQ
How does your teaching process work?
It starts with you. Before anything else, I want to know what you actually want, not what you think you’re supposed to want, not what looks good on someone else’s vision board. What do you want out of this? From there, I take what I know about the subject and tailor it to fit your specific needs. No one-size-fits-all frameworks, no recycled slideshows. I bring the knowledge, the templates, and the roadmap, but the direction we take is shaped by you. Because the only way any of this works is if it’s built around your reality, not mine.
What makes your teaching style unique and effective?
I’ll tell you the things most teachers won’t. It’s hard. Writing a novel takes a year, often longer. Building a spiritual practice takes patience and consistency, not a starter kit and good intentions. No template, guidebook, or tool in the world will do the work for you. I’ll give you all of those things, and I’ll also give you the honest truth: nothing worth being proud of is ever a quick fix. What makes my teaching effective isn’t just what I know. It’s that I’ll strip a complex idea back to its bare bones until it makes sense, and I won’t dress it up in nonsense to make it more palatable. You’ll leave knowing more than you did, and knowing exactly what it’s going to take.
Who is an ideal candidate for your teaching?
Someone who is serious about doing the actual work. You might be a writer with a head full of ideas but no idea how to turn them into a coherent story. You might be someone curious about witchcraft or mythology who’s tired of being sold aesthetics instead of substance. If you’re willing to be honest about what you want, patient enough to see it through, and open to hearing things that might make you uncomfortable, you’re exactly who I’m here for. If you’re looking for someone to tell you it’s easy, I’m probably not your person. But if you want someone who’ll take you seriously and tell you the truth, pull up a chair.
What kind of transformation can I expect?
Clarity, mostly. And then momentum. I’ve helped writers go from a scattered handful of ideas to a story framework they could actually work with. I’ve had conversations about spirituality that shifted how people understood their own practice, including more than one person who didn’t realise you could be a Christian and use oracle cards, or that witchcraft is a practice rather than a religion. The transformation isn’t always dramatic. Sometimes it’s just the moment something clicks into place and you think: oh. I can actually do this. That moment is where everything starts. My job is to get you there, and then get out of your way.
I’m not sure if this is for me. Should I join the waitlist anyway?
Yes. Unsure is exactly where most people start. You don’t have to have it all figured out. You just have to be curious enough to find out more. Signing up to the waitlist costs you nothing and commits you to nothing, it just means you’ll be the first to know when something launches, and you’ll get early access before anyone else.
Why is mindset so important in creativity and spirituality?
Because no amount of tools, templates, or tutorials will save you from yourself. You can have every guidebook ever written and still not finish your novel. You can own every crystal, follow every ritual, and still feel like your spiritual practice is hollow. The missing piece is almost never more information: it’s understanding what you actually want, and being willing to do the unglamorous work of getting there. Spirituality is deeply personal, and there are plenty of people out there happy to package it up and sell it back to you as an aesthetic. I’ll help you work out what you believe and what you want your practice to look like, but I will never tell you what to think. Your mind is your own. That’s the whole point.
About Gee
Gee Elmer is a folk horror and dark urban fantasy author from East Anglia, land that was once part of the Danelaw, Norse-settled and steeped in old memory. She holds a BSc in Psychology and Criminology, has spent a lifetime obsessing over mythology and folklore across multiple traditions, and has a proven ability to take complex subjects and strip them back until they make sense. She doesn’t gatekeep. She doesn’t sugarcoat. And she will always tell you the truth, especially when it’s uncomfortable.
