
EP8 Chicken Scratch: From Scribbles to Self Belief. Part 1 of the Crack the Cursive Code Series
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This is the part where the messy middle becomes the origin story.
In Part 1 of the Crack the Cursive Code series, Jax opens up about how a part-time homeschool setup, a drool-covered workbook, and a chicken in a bathrobe sparked something bigger than any plan ever could.
📜 There was no plan to become a curriculum.
It began as chaos, as survival, as resistance.
But somehow—through scribbles, memes, and magic—it became a full-blown program that tackles boredom, busywork, and burnout with flow, story, and creativity.
This episode tells the raw truth behind Crack the Cursive Code and the accidental brilliance that lives inside Chicken Scratch.
In this episode:
🐔 Why Chicken nearly broke the project (and how he saved it)
🧠 The neurological power of cursive writing
🎒 How busywork, boredom, and bucks became the three dragons to slay
📚 What part-time homeschooling taught Jax about flow-based learning
🤯 How imposter syndrome, workbook trauma, and pure instinct shaped the program
📝 Why The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog is the sentence that started it all
Who this episode is for:
✔️ Blended or part-time homeschoolers
✔️ Neurodivergent families
✔️ Parents tired of fighting with workbooks
✔️ Creators who feel like they're building mid-scribble
✔️ Anyone who ever said, "I never meant to start this, but now I have to finish it"
Mentions & Resources:
CrackTheCursiveCode.com
Right- and left-handed writing books
Puzzle book + full-color storybook
The Scroll (and the 5-character Cursive Crew)
The pangram: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
Want more?
✨ Share your scribble-to-self-belief moment on Reddit under Hey Jax
✨ DM your workbook stories on Instagram or Facebook
✨ Or visit the website to explore the full series and curriculum
Leave a 5-Star Review:
If this one hit you in the chaos—or made you believe your own scribbles still matter—
leave a review. It helps more than you know. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐