If there’s anything you need to know about me, it’s that I’ve loved writing since before I even knew how to hold a pencil. At age 4, I would cry and cry over not being able to draw letters correctly on paper. By 11, I spent a year and a half handwriting a 200-page novel, convinced I had a future bestseller on my hands. (It’s still on Amazon, and I’ve made a whole $20 in royalties—thanks, Grandma.)

Writing has always been my constant, but it wasn’t until my first advertising class at 14 that I realized I could turn my love of language into a career. Since then, I’ve never looked back. I studied Advertising at Boston University, worked as a dialect coach, and spent years honing the craft of words—how they persuade, connect, and inspire.