my background and experience

My transition into freelance writing started back when I was working in the fashion industry. I stepped in as a pinch hitter for other small business owners when they needed blog posts, website pages, and promotional materials for industry events. From international supply chains to small artisan cooperatives, from the runway tents to the factory floor, seeing the business process in action connects the dots far beyond pixels on a page.

But my background and experience don't matter half as much as what I can do for you. I've worked for and in different industry types, because people referred me onward to others who thought my work was good. Sometimes they needed an entire website put together for them, sometimes they needed regular newsletters. More recently, people have come to me for assessments of their retirement ideas, which usually include relocation, career transition, and/or a part-time business.

In the continuing evolution of remote, freelance, and digital collaboration, there is always variety. Often it's simple, a business needs to revise their "About" page or create new product or service descriptions. Other clients are solopreneurs making major shifts in their lives and businesses. Sometimes people are seeking a specific combination of industry experience or content types.

The concept of being and doing one thing, in one industry, for a lifetime just isn't what I've experienced in the job market. I'm guessing you can probably relate to that. Whether a change is forced or desired, is there a way I can help you with it?