I see you!

You’ve got big ideas, a passion-fueled mind, and a blinking cursor that makes you want to cry. If writing your own copy makes you want to hide under a blanket, especially with a brain that’s wired differently, you’re not alone.

I’ve been there too – and I’ve spent years developing a system to break free from that exact struggle.

Hi, I’m Gisèle Grenier. I wrangle chaotic thoughts into clear messaging (and yes, that includes my own).

The truth about writing struggles

For years, I thought I “wasn’t a writer.” I’d spend hours writing and rewriting the same sentence, stuck in a spiral of overthinking and perfectionism.

I invested in countless copywriting courses, desperately searching for that magic formula. Each new course promised to be the key, but something always felt off. I was trying to squeeze my beautifully chaotic brain into a one-size-fits-all writing mold.

Then I realized the problem wasn’t me – it was the method.

Traditional writing advice assumes everyone thinks the same way. But what if your brain needs structure instead of inspiration? What if you need frameworks instead of formulas? What if the “just be authentic” advice is useless without a clear system to follow?

So I built my own system. One that uses templates, frameworks, and step-by-step guides to make writing feel doable, not dreadful. A system that celebrates how your brain works, instead of fighting against it.

Now I help solopreneurs with differently-wired brains:

  • Ditch the blank page panic
  • Organize their wild, wonderful thoughts
  • Write copy that sounds authentically like them and actually gets results

What makes my approach different?

  • Laser-focused on neurodivergent brain writing
  • Practical strategies that feel like a high-five, not a lecture
  • Zero shame, zero bro-marketing, 100% real support

You don’t need to be a gifted writer.

You need a passion for your work and a system that works with your brain, not against it.

The Rebel Messaging Map is my system for helping solopreneurs write marketing copy that actually sounds like them.