At the dawn of the new millennium, I was a restless, cubicle-dwelling twenty-something.

While furtively browsing the internet, I stumbled across a weird new word: blog.

I signed up for an account and started writing stories about my everyday shenanigans. All that typing made me sound like a very industrious worker!

Six months later, I started Dietgirl, an early specimen of the minor phenomenon known as the diet blog. With my immersion in diet culture at its peak, I poured my heart into the ether.

At first, it was my delicious, dorky secret.

No one was reading. But over the next half-decade, the blogs grew from awkward silence to thousands of daily readers and a proper published book! I also found the true joy and relief of connecting with like-minded folks around the world.

Since then me and my writing have been featured in places like ELLE, O The Oprah Magazine, The Washington Post, CBS The Early Show, Cosmopolitan, and The Sydney Morning Herald.

Nearly 25 years on, I still love sharing stories online. And through my copywriting, I get to help my clients tell theirs.

I believe that when you have something to share — whether it’s an idea, a service, a product, or your wildest thoughts — stories are the best way to communicate it.

We’ve all got them inside of us; they’re woven into our DNA. It’s how we connect and make sense of the world.

If you want to share your life or work, I can help you spread the word. Here’s how we can work together.

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