Writing a book can raise your profile, cement your authority, extend your brand, establish you as a leader in your field, and open opportunities for business or speaking engagements.

Writing a book takes time and expertise.

That’s where I come in.

Writing is something that everyone can do. Everyone learns to write at school, and they might do it every day at work. Writing a project like a book, a script, or addressing a larger audience than usual, requires a specialist approach. Everyone can all talk, too, but being able to engage and deliver a powerful message on point, in a public or private setting, takes a different skill set.

When writing is done properly then the writing itself goes unnoticed, leaving just the ideas to linger in the reader’s memory.

A ghostwriter helps you craft your ideas and hone your message in a way that best suits your audience and medium. Working with a ghostwriter brings extra talent and refinement to your message, while perfectly capturing your tone and style.

Often people choose to work with a ghostwriter on a longer term basis, in the same way that politicians or CEOs choose to work with the same speechwriters over their career. Whether it’s a longer term collaboration or a single project, working with a ghostwriter brings a strength and professionalism to your manuscripts, speeches, and articles.

Our collaboration begins with understanding your project, your audience, your motivations, and what you expect from a ghostwriting relationship.

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My policy for using AI in the writing process is detailed further here. In short, I do not use any AI to write your book, but I do use an AI service to transcribe interviews.