About me
Your expertise is too valuable to get lost in translation. I’m here to help you say it right
My first year, I begged for clients.
To say that it was rough is an understatement. But I was determined to make it work. I put in tremendous effort to get where I was, and I really wanted people to take me seriously. I thought I had to sound just like everyone else out there, you know, all polished and professional. And that's exactly what I did! I completely scrubbed my personality from my writing because I figured that's what would make potential clients respect me. Turns out, that approach totally flopped. Big time.
I realized I needed a new strategy, so I became obsessed with how consultants who were actually booking clients wrote their stuff. I collected every piece of marketing material I could find – ads, newsletters, email campaigns, and sales pages. My computer filled with folder after folder of samples and links to pages that actually converted. I dedicated hours analyzing what made them work.
But studying wasn’t enough. I needed to learn how to write in a way that connected with real people. So I started listening, but really listening to how people actually talk. I took notes during client calls, quietly observed conversations in Facebook groups, and carefully tracked which of my emails sparked enthusiastic responses versus those that were met with silence. What I truly wanted to understand was the magic formula that moves people to take action.
That’s when everything changed. I stopped trying to sound impressive and started having real conversations in my copy. I wrote like I was talking to a friend who needed my help.
Today, I help coaches discover this same power. I tune in to those genuine, unfiltered moments when they share their expertise without overthinking it. Then I take those raw, authentic insights and transform them into messaging that resonates deeply with exactly the clients they want to attract. When they stop trying to sound like everyone else and start sounding like themselves, that’s when they start booking.