How’d I get here?

For the sake of time, I’ll just assume you understand the birds and the bees.

Fast-forward to my big debut on this beautiful planet. 

I always knew I wanted to be a teacher. To be fair, I only knew of three jobs that existed in the entire world:

Nurses (Uh, blood? No, thank you. I completely passed out after hearing a friend’s birth story. It wasn’t pretty.)

Mail carriers (Even at age 5, I had the intuition to know I would not be good at that job.)

Teachers (YESS!! Paper, notebooks, folders, Ticonderogas. Are you kidding me? I loved school! And teachers practically live there, right? What could be better?)

So I taught high school English for seven years and elementary reading and writing for another three.

I. LOVED. MY. JOB. It was a dream!

But then I got married and had kids. (Here we are again. Skipping the birds and bees.)

And doing the whole work-life balance was just as hard as I expected.

But then something amazing happened.

It was a happy accident when I first learned about copywriting. (Can you believe a fourth job exists in the world?)

I’ve always loved words. I love the power and scope they possess. 

Sometimes they grab you by the throat. And other times they lull you to sleep. 

They echo in your chest like a drumbeat. And fall from your lips like honey.

They make you shout in outrage, gasp with excitement, and scoff in disgust. 

They leave you weeping with sadness or belly-laughing with delight. 

You have words tucked inside that have been there for years. Words that have hurt you. Words that have shaped you. Words that have given you life. 

I am in awe of the complex power of words. And that’s why I love writing.

Business owners all over the world harness the power of words to build their businesses and sell their services. 

But here’s a little secret. They don’t do it themselves. They hire people like me to tell their stories. 

It’s a privilege to partner with you. To craft copy with enough punch to make a point and enough charisma to create a connection.

So let’s team up. I’ll do the writing. You do the dreaming.

And that way, you’ll have more time for the birds and bees.