The Early Spark
At seven, I decided I wanted to be a writer — mainly because I wanted to write the kind of stories I wanted to read. (The market didn’t have enough unicorns as far as I was concerned.)
These days, my focus has shifted from unicorns to something just as magical: real human stories. I work with people from all walks of life to ensure the stories out there are as varied as those telling them. After all, stories help others make sense of their own experiences.
What I Do
I’m a ghostwriter who helps people turn lived experience into legacy.
Story is powerful. It builds empathy, understanding, and connection between those who might otherwise never see the world through the same lens. Every time someone says, “I never thought of it that way before,” a story has done its work.
I help leaders, visionaries, and everyday people bring their stories to life, not because they have time to write, but because they have something meaningful to say.
The world doesn’t just need more books; it needs more perspective.
Why I Write for Others
One of my favorite moments in this work came when a client told me, “I’ve wanted to tell my story for a long time, and I couldn’t have done it without you.”
This wasn’t my favorite moment because it flattered my ego. Anyone could’ve put the words together for him. I was moved because he finally felt able to share his message of triumph over challenges. He wasn’t a writer — and grammar wasn’t his thing (stories rarely care about grammar rules anyway). What mattered was his courage to tell the truth and my privilege to help him shape it into something lasting.
How I Work
Clients often describe working with me as easy and transformative. That’s by design. Writing a book can be daunting — emotionally, intellectually, and logistically.
My role is to guide you through the process with structure, curiosity, and care. Together, we’ll uncover the heart of your story and translate it into a manuscript that feels like you in voice, tone, and impact.
The Human Side of Storytelling
And yes, AI tools can support the writing process (I even teach ways to use it effectively). But storytelling isn’t just about input and output. It’s about asking the right questions, finding the right structure, and understanding the emotion beneath the experience.
One client came to me wanting to write about the profound effect of his father’s passing, but through our conversations, he uncovered a deeper, generational lesson about love and loss that he wanted to share. That’s where human partnership matters most.
What I Believe
If there’s one thing I know for certain, it’s this:
Don’t let your voice and story be stifled by grammar rules, societal conventions, or insecurities. Someone out there needs to hear what you’ve lived — so they can be transformed by it.
I can help you do that.
Ready to Start Your Story?
Every story starts with a conversation. Let’s begin yours.
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