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Intuitive Writing book from Jacqueline Fisch

A practical guide to free yourself from perfectionism, procrastination, and overthinking — so you can let your words flow.

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UNFUSSY LIFE


An Intuitive Approach to Navigating Change

Two parts memoir and one part self-development book, Unfussy Life is your roadmap to a life that feels authentic. It’s the permission you’ve been waiting for to do the things you want and quit the things that weigh you down. 

Jacqueline Fisch knows a thing or two about change – both the kind you choose and the kind you don’t. She learned from two decades of twists and turns – eleven moves in sixteen years; immigration, marriage, and kids; corporate ladder-climbing, layoffs, and entrepreneurship – to be clear about what she values and what she doesn’t.

Unfussy Life will teach you the lessons Jacq learned through those years of fast pivots: to care less about what others think, trust your inner knowing, and embrace transformation. And not just once, but again and again. Our messy, chaotic, beautiful world will keep requiring you to change, so why not do it on purpose?

A piercingly realistic look at surviving and even thriving in change.

 
 

Meet Jacq

Jacqueline Fisch is a copywriter, writing coach, and founder of the Intuitive Writing School. She helps creatives move past writer’s block and perfectionism so they can finish their important work, and she supports business owners in finding their authentic voice so they can make an impact on the world.

Before launching her writing and coaching business, Jacq spent 13 years working in corporate communications and management-consulting for clients, including Fortune 500 companies and the US government. As a freelance copywriter, she’s helped dozens of clients – tech startups, life and business coaches, creatives, and more – learn how to communicate more authentically and stand out in a busy online world.

After moving 14 times in 20 years, she’s decided that home is where the people are. She finds home with her husband, two kids, a dog, a cat, some houseplants hanging on by a thread, and most of her sanity.