Stuck Draft: your entry engagement.
The piece that’s been sitting.
You know exactly what you want to say. It just hasn't made it onto the page.
Maybe it's a channel that's gone quiet — a point of view you've meant to put back out for months.
Maybe the piece doesn’t exist yet, but the argument is already fully formed in your head.
Either way, the problem isn’t that you don't know what to say. It's that the time to get it out cleanly never seems to arrive.
What Stuck Draft is
Stuck Draft takes one idea you’ve already worked out and turns it into a finished, publishable piece.
In your voice.
You don't need an existing draft to start. The work is making your reasoning legible.
Whether it’s the strategy behind your position, the trade-offs you weighed, or the why beneath the what, the finished piece reads like you — only clearer, sharper, and defensible enough to stand behind.
It’s built for one idea at article or short-form length: a point of view, an investor note, or a thought-leadership piece.
Think of it as the smallest version of closing the Credibility Gap: one piece, done the way the rest of your communication could be.
How it works:
It starts with a short conversation that draws out your thinking.
From there, I write the piece directly from your reasoning.
In about ten business days, you get a first draft. One round of revisions is included — enough to get the voice exactly right.
What it costs:
$1,500: Half to commission the work, half on delivery.
Delivery means the final piece in your hands after one round of revisions, not when it's published.
Most of my work is scoped to the stakes, not the hours. This fixed-fee engagement is the exception: a contained, straightforward way to start.
Start with one piece
If there’s a piece you’ve been thinking about that doesn’t exist yet, or a channel you want to restart, this is the lowest-risk way to see what the work feels like.
Email me at lisamarie@thewriteinvestment.com with a line or two about the piece that's stuck, what it is, and what's riding on it.
Or you can schedule time to talk through it: