You know what you know and you say it with flair--
But how does it read on the page?

Services:
Book Editing
     Collaboration & Compensation
Memoirs
     Getting It Done
Audio to Print
Bio Statements
Articles & Media Kits
Poet-on-Demand
So much knowledge and wisdom are shared today by spoken word. And by putting that knowledge and value together between the covers of a book, you can increase your visibility, credibility and audience.
 
But what about all that you convey non-verbally – in your podcasts, speeches and seminars – through your vocal emphasis, tone and warmth? How can you communicate the meaning contained in those expressive gestures and pregnant pauses at strategic moments?
 
You need a highly qualified writer/editor with –
  • A special ear for nuance
  • An understanding of your subject matter
  • An empathic sense of your audience,
  • An understanding of human nature, and
  • An extensive vocabulary –
to help you find just the right words to articulate your unspoken messages, and to enrich the depth and breadth of what you communicate in so many ways at once.
 
With a background in psychology and metaphysics, a strong intuition, and an extraordinary grasp of the English Language, I can help you speak your mind on the printed page in ways that inform, inspire and motivate your audience. And once I put it all together in a compelling and cohesive fashion, you may find that the result enhances your own understanding of who you are and what you offer to the world. 

Clients Have Included:

Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D.

In 2015, I reviewed, augmented, and edited 15 of Dr. Baucom's podcasts into a book on 'Thriveology' that will be published this year (2016).

Rev. Dr. Michael Beckwith, Founder/Director
Agape International Spiritual Center

At his request, I transcribed Rev. Michael's sermons and turned them into articles for publication in New Thought magazines and in the Agape newsletter.

Andy Lipkis, Founder/President
TreePeople, Los Angeles's oldest and largest environmental education organization

While working for a public education PR firm, I turned a recorded speech by Mr. Lipkis into a report to project Funders.