HeyHiHello, fellow human!
I’m Meg—developmental editor, context goblin, “should” questioner, magical draft unsticker, and professional reader-between-the-lines
The business space is full of scripts, "should"s, and sameness. It's time to connect heart to heart with your readers and share your unique perspective.
I love to support business owners who want to write with more empathy, intention, and authenticity. I help you transmit your message in a way that feels AWESOME.
True, openhearted writing creates a ripple effect that transforms your readers (and you!). It transmits truth to the world—and the world needs it now more than ever.
Your message is worth sharing.
Who I am and how I got here:
Growing up, I was the "weird girl."
As a child of the ‘80s, I learned that my differences were “wrong.” I was "too shy," "too nerdy," "not outgoing enough."
But in reality, I was magic. I was dreamy, I was observant, and I navigated the world through feel more than through should.
It took me a long time to realize that my “weirdness” actually gave me the freedom to navigate the world in my own way.
I trained intensively in ballet and fell in love with modern dance in my teens. The dance studio was the place where I felt most at home.
Choreography gave me my first taste of how I could take vocabulary (the steps) and use it to truly embody an authentic story (the dance).
I learned to sense when a dance felt true. I poured my heart into my story, and I made people cry.
I studied French and English literature in university and discovered that written expression was not that different.
I learned to take research and personal insight (the steps) and weave them together, creating a clear, authentic flow (the dance). I poured my heart into every essay.
I learned to sense when my writing felt true. I let that feeling guide me.
And again, my message resonated.
I was praised for my original analysis, deep research, and powerful arguments.
One teacher wrote to tell me, “[Your essay] is beautiful. It is a superb example of how science and the humanities can come together. And it achieves the rare fusion of the personal and the academic. I would love to see it published.”
All the time, I was following what felt true. I felt awesome about my work, and it showed.
When I started my first editing business in 2010, I knew that I wanted to do more than fix typos. I wanted to sense what was getting in the way of my clients' messages and help them transmit them more powerfully.
I wanted their writing to feel true to them and resonate with their readers. I still do.
I'm a good writer and a great editor. People say I'm magic. Over the years, I've aced professional editing courses and learned a lot about copywriting. But through every course, every client, my conviction remains the same:
Technical correctness is important (no editor would argue otherwise) but it's not everything. That's why I keep seeking for the truth and helping my clients write what feels right.
You know more than you think you do. Your body knows what truth feels like.
The most powerful, effective writing feels true. It feels right to you, the writer, and true to the readers you're trying to reach.
You can overcome any obstacle in your writing if you follow what feels right and true.
I can help you do that.
For most of my life, I dismissed the weird little girl I used to be. Now I understand that “weirdness” is magic.
It means I can help you:
Connect ideas, reframe your perspectives, and organize information in new ways.
Ask unexpected questions and make intuitive leaps.
See new possibilities.
Tune into your own instinctive sense of truth and authenticity—and question anything that gets in the way.
I can help you transmit your own magic authentically, clearly, and powerfully.
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