Saturday Sprint Sessions fast writing, no editing
I was talking to some of you re: not being able to find time to create and work on your projects. It made me think of monthly online writing sprint session(s) where you work on your projects. No discussions or feedback. Only creating. If it sounds magical it's because it is. Our time to create is sacred. We need to create these windows of creation and protect them. I hope the drop-ins will provide you accountability without judgment, a sense of community and time-bound sprints and a joke here and there.
Upcoming Themes
October : The not-knowing
Novemer: I/we/us
December: Reflection & Rejuvenation
One Day Writing Masterclass Series
2027 Masterclasses
Personal Essays & Op-eds: Feb 4
Dreams: April 4
Pet Peeves: June 6
Micro-fiction: August 8
Fragments: October 3
Humor: December 12
CARE for Artists
Compassion, Accountability, Recognition, & Encouragement
A creativity and accountability group for your creative, artistic, and/or career goals & growth, facilitated by Mayur Chauhan. A safe, kind space to share, learn, accomplish. With focus on C.A.R.E, the 4 most important elements for creating anything we’d set individual, measurable goals for the 8 weeks (and beyond). Some projects can be done in 8 weeks. Some may need more time & patience. Together, by focusing on smaller tasks and weekly goals, we will make sure we’re neither rushing nor taking too long.
All project-types/artists are welcome, even-encouraged. Sample projects: Writing a TV Pilot, Screenplay, Novel, Book, Short-Humor Essays, Creating TikTok videos, YouTube Channel, Podcasts, Acting Reel, Short-film, Features, Stand-up, One-person shows or anything else.
Upcoming Dates
Jan 9 to March 6, 2026
Writing Short Humor
Upcoming Dates
April 7 to April 28, 2027
August 4 to August 25, 2027
Humor looks effortless on the page…until you try to writing it yourself. In this one-day class, you’ll explore how short humor actually works: the setups that build tension, reversals that catch readers off goals, and tonal shifts that make a joke land just right. We’ll look at a range of quick pieces—comic essays, short-shorts, and punchy narrative moments—then unpack why they’re funny. Then, through guided exercises, you’ll experiment with voice, timing, exaggeration, and surprise.
You’ll leave with a draft of your own short humor piece and a handful of techniques you can bring into any project—essays, stories, scripts, or anything else you’re writing.
Perfect for writers who want their work to feel sharper, livelier, and a little less serious. No comedy experience required; just bring your pet peeves, hottest takes, and willingness to get goofy.
Additionally, I'm available for private 1:1 coaching/consulting on your creative project of any type (TV shows, Feature films, Humor writing, Stand-up Comedy, etc.) Email me for more details.
