If you struggle with writing but have a message, a story, expertise, or ideas to share...
... And articulate your ideas in the written form—even if English class wasn’t kind to you.
No previous writing experience required.
You’re looking to make more money in your business or career.
You’d like to write better, faster, and more effectively.
You don’t get good output from ChatGPT and other AI tools.
… Regardless of how much writing background and experience you have.
… Regardless of whether or not English is your first language.
… Regardless of the type of writing you do.
The bottom line is:
It was ruined by snobs who don’t know how to teach…
… and a school system that trains followers, not leaders.
The traditional education system focuses on rigid rules and formulas that stifle creativity and clarity, leaving many frustrated and unsure of how to express their thoughts effectively.
I was born in a small town where you’re not taught how to dream. Where conformity is the name of the game. And where aspiring to anything more than the norm is frowned upon by the rest of the community.
I had ideas about the world I wanted to share, and I knew I could make a difference in other people’s lives. So writing became my way out, and for the next decade I studied everything writing.
It brought me:
new opportunities
media exposure
job/business opportunities
And so on.
But somewhere along the way, I figured I knew things other people didn’t.
And while I made a good amount of money writing for other people, I realized that not everyone can hire a writer for every task, every time.
There are some things you have to write yourself—at least the first draft. And while ChatGPT can help you with certain writing tasks, it never replaces strong writing fundamentals. (In fact, it makes them necessary.)
I looked around me and saw so many people struggling with writing. I spoke with academics, CEOs, businesspeople, entrepreneurs, scientists—everyone... They all struggled with writing!
Yet I wasn’t smarter than them.
I just had thought about writing a lot more and from a different perspective.
I went to work. I began to write down my thought process around writing.
I brought the unconscious thought processes to the surface.
I broke down the entirety of writing into its core components. Then I ordered these components and broke them down separately.
Now, guess what happened...
The logic became obvious. The “architecture” of writing revealed itself. Everything that must be known about writing… in the most logical order… without any fluff or academic nonsense. I put together the puzzle pieces.
As I developed the method, I taught it to people. And everyone who came into contact with it said something like, “Wow, why did no one ever teach me writing this way?"
Why did no one ever teach you writing this way? Let's get to that, if you’re curious to know.
At least, we won’t get partisan—that much I can promise. Because, truth is, the reason no one taught you writing this way isn’t partisan. It has nothing to do with the party in power in your country.
In fact, it has nothing to do with the state/province or country you live in.
It's pretty much the same all around the world!
It would be easy to blame the government and other institutions for schools’ failure to teach writing effectively. But that would be a gross and unfair oversimplification.
The blame doesn’t fall on one particular person or one group…
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The blame falls on society.
Schools don’t teach personal finance and entrepreneurship—or really anything applicable in the real world, for that matter. And you probably know the reason why…
Schools are designed to train docile employees who keep the status quo—not free-thinking, entrepreneurial people who grow rich and successful.
That’s because society (a group of people living together) has incentives to optimize for the whole, not for individuals.
And you're an individual, not the whole.
Writing is a powerful tool that can elevate your career and influence — but only if you learn it properly...
... Only if you learn it from the point of view of:
Critical thinking
Personal development
Business/career growth
❌ I didn’t create this method to give you a grade.
❌ I didn’t create this method to teach you how to be a follower.
✅ I created this method to make you more successful while respecting who you are as a person.
✅ And to empower you to write well, think clearly, and communicate effectively.
The school system isn’t interested in giving you the 80/20 of writing. Nor is it interested in looking at writing from a point of view that’ll make you more money and bring you more success.
It’s interested in teaching the kind of writing that makes you a good student and a good employee—though ChatGPT is quickly changing that.
And speaking of ChatGPT, brace yourself. As AI becomes more inevitable in our economy, the only skill that’ll matter ultimately will be communication—which starts with writing!
This is why I created:
The simplest, most effective writing framework the world has seen.
The Architecture consists of three “Architectures” that help you organize your thoughts into compelling ideas and solve every single writing problem.
Identify and assess your target audience with:
The Philosophical Architecture reveals the 8 critical pieces of information you absolutely must know about your audience to craft an effective message, persuade your readers, and inspire them to action.
This Architecture provides you with necessary yet widely overlooked insights about your audience.
These 8 components will help you stand out from other communicators in your field.
No other course in the world provides such a framework.
Build and pland your message with:
The Internal Architecture comprises the 8 pieces to the puzzle of your message that give you the most extreme about your message and that keep you from hearing crickets.
This Architecture provides you with a proven way to write anything for any audience and to make clear, logical sense to them.
Every successful writer uses the 8 Internal Architecture’s components—but most don’t do so consciously.
These 8 levels give you everything you need to be intentional about your writing!
Create your structure and style with:
The External Architecture holds the 8 textual layers any piece of writing comprises. It also shows how to use them to your advantage to engage your audience and be extraordinarily clear and persuasive.
This Architecture provides you with a guaranteed way to make fewer structural and grammatical mistakes while writing more fun texts!
The External Architecture details (simply) everything your English teacher should have… but probably didn’t!
These 8 components fill any gaps in writing knowledge you might have, setting you up for success!
Which teaches you the ONLY 4 things you can do when writing… and how to do them quickly, effectively, and without facing writer’s block!
So, The Architecture of Writing is made of 3 pillars, all made of 8 components.
With these 24 components, all you need left is these 4 pieces that guide everything you’ll ever write.
The Architecture of Writing has been used all over the world by authors, businesspeople, and professionals in various industries from all walks of life and educational backgrounds.
The method's been particularly life-changing for people who don’t feel a natural inclination towards writing.
Why? Because The Architecture of Writing explains everything in simple, practical terms.
Even scientists, engineers, and tech people who’ve always struggled to write found great success with The Architecture of Writing!
Here are some success stories…
(Names were abbreviated for confidentiality.)
(Names were abbreviated for confidentiality.)
A business and securities lawyer in Florida, A.S. used The Architecture of Writing’s framework to get clarity on her first nonfiction book. Though a great legal writer, she needed a simple framework to help her gain clarity on how to write for a general audience (not a judge!)
She writes, "Incidentally, the internal architecture forced me to identify [redacted] as my target audience which may be described more fully as [redacted].
J.H., a fiction writer and freelance writer based in the UK, studied The Architecture of Writing to become a better writer despite having strong writing foundations already. Since then, he has been working with more clients and published his debut fiction novel.
He wrote, "My journey as a writer has been helped immeasurably by [Leandre's] teaching and mentorship. I would happily recommend him as a writer, teacher and mentor."
C.K., a working professional in his late twenties based out of the US, used The Architecture of Writing to improve his writing and persuasion skills.
He wrote, "Leandre teaches a surgical approach to writing that has stayed with me. I have not written a sentence since the course without thinking about the lessons from the course."
A.R., an entrepreneur from New Zealand, used The Architecture of Writing to develop her business writing abilities and write her first business book.
She writes, "The Architecture of Writing taught me how to formalize my thinking, structure my ideas, and writing for my audience."
After his last company was acquired, E.S., a software engineer originally from South America, stepped into a role in a larger organization with a very strong written culture. He often found himself staring at a blank page when faced with writing a strategy memo or product requirements.
He wrote, “The Architecture of Writing taught me writing structure in a way that my logical/mathematical brain could understand.
The material helped un-block my writer's block!"
Effective mental models to think about writing that will keep you from getting stuck while you write.
How to correctly assess and identify your audience to always get your message across to the right people.
How to systematically structure your message to make sure it's clear, consistent, and coherent.
How to create your very own writing style and voice to make sure you are memorable with your audience.
The only four writing techniques you need to know to write anything at all, from fiction to nonfiction.
Exactly which types of words and sentences you should use or not use based on context.
Examples of good writing and how to replicate it for your own purposes.
Some answers to the most frequently asked questions about The Architecture of Writing guide.
This guide is ideal for business professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and anyone looking to improve their writing efficiency and effectiveness.
It's also perfect for those who struggle with utilizing AI tools like ChatGPT for writing tasks.
No, prior writing experience is not required.
This guide is structured to assist individuals at all levels of writing proficiency, from beginners to more experienced writers.
Absolutely. The guide is crafted to be easily understandable, regardless of whether English is your first language or not.
Authored by Leandre Larouche, a seasoned writer and writing coach, this guide offers a breakthrough method based on his extensive experience in writing and teaching. It focuses on practicality, simplicity, and effectiveness, unlike traditional academic approaches.
Yes. Even if you are an experienced writer, this guide can offer new perspectives and techniques to refine your skills further.
To write well with AI tools, you must understand the fundamentals of writing.
This guide teaches you the fundamentals of writing and provides you with a strong writing framework, which will help you write better AI prompts.
The guide covers various aspects of writing, including audience assessment, message structuring, style creation, and practical techniques for effective writing.
It also provides examples and a case study.
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Yes, absolutely. You are free to download the guide and print it as it is provided to you in PDF format.
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