Registered Wordsmiths™ · Season 1 is closed
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Season 1 of Registered Wordsmiths is closed. Ten founding members made it in, and “Wordsmith Fundamentals” begins Monday, October 5 with them in the room. You'll have a chance to join again when Season 2 opens, and the people on my text list hear first.

Text me to hear when Season 2 opens

In the meantime, the first lesson, “Habits of a Wordsmith,” is still free to watch: registeredwordsmiths.com/lesson

Turn “a way with words” into a skill you can practice.

Registered Wordsmiths is the learning community behind Ways to Say — for word-lovers, and for anyone who delights in a clever turn of phrase. The goal here is to explore and understand the literary techniques beneath your favorite lines, so that you may consciously use them in your own writing.

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Jordan Flores, founder of Registered Wordsmiths
Jordan Flores — maker of Ways to Say
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Why I'm building this

Registered Wordsmiths is the community behind Ways to Say — a place to study, practice, and master the art of saying things well.

I'm building this space for people who love words. The folks who appreciate a clever turn of phrase, admire a perfectly written sentence, and can't help wondering why some combinations of words just satisfy their brain.

This isn't high-brow academia. And it's definitely not the kind of dry language study that bored you to tears in school.

It's a spot for people to freely play with language.

To pull apart great writing and figure out what makes it work.

To borrow techniques from brilliant writers, comedians, poets, lyricists, advertisers, screenwriters, and everyday people — and try them yourself.

To share something you wrote and have other people who care about words actually care about it with you.

And, over time, to develop an instinct that can look almost esoteric from the outside:

“a way with words.”

Except by then you'll know it was never magic, or a silver tongue you weren't born with:

It was simply a skill you cultivated over time.

And you'll start seeing possibilities in language you didn't notice before, you'll have more fodder to express the same ideas, and most importantly: you'll find the right way to say exactly what you're thinking.

Founding Wordsmiths

This waitlist is for people who want to become “Founding Wordsmiths” in this community.

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The first season is six weeks on Wordsmith Fundamentals, one lesson a week:

Every week runs the same shape:

Of course, you can always join Registered Wordsmiths later.

But you may only help found it once.

Season 1 is closed. Ten founding members made it in, and the season begins Monday, October 5. Season 2 dates aren't set yet.

Season 1 of Registered Wordsmiths is closed. Ten founding members made it in, and “Wordsmith Fundamentals” begins Monday, October 5 with them in the room. You'll have a chance to join again when Season 2 opens, and the people on my text list hear first.

Text me to hear when Season 2 opens

In the meantime, the first lesson, “Habits of a Wordsmith,” is still free to watch: registeredwordsmiths.com/lesson

Still deciding? Peek inside the build