Most of the value is already there. It just isn’t captured, structured, or compounded.
You already think clearly. That’s why you’re able to do the work you do.
In conversation, on calls, and in messages, your ideas come out sharp and coherent. You explain things well.People understand you when you speak.But once the conversation ends, most of that thinking disappears. You struggle to turn it into the written material you need to support and enhance your workflows.Writing feels important, but never urgent enough to survive a full workday. What you know rarely becomes something stable, visible, or reusable.
Your experience needs to compound, or your positioning weakens. People with weaker ideas—but stronger output—end up shaping the narrative.You have discipline, but you need translation.
it works well as a retainer
The process is simple and low friction. You don’t need to prepare briefs, outlines, or polished ideas. Most of the value already exists. It just needs to be captured and structured.
We start with conversation. Calls, voice notes, or written exchanges, depending on what’s easiest for you. I listen for the ideas, distinctions, and patterns that matter.From there, I extract what’s useful, organize it, and turn it into clear written pieces that reflect how you actually think and speak.I do not generate generic content or filler.
This work can take different forms depending on what you’re doing at the time.Essays, positioning documents, long form posts, public explanations, or internal clarity pieces.
You don’t need to become a writer.
I help capture your thinking and make it usable.
The finished work
It depends on what you’re working on at the time and what you need it for. Here are a few examples.•Public facing writing
• Essays that articulate how you see your field
• Long form posts that make your thinking visible over time
• Positioning pieces that explain what you do and why it’s different
Business and positioning
• Website narratives that actually reflect how you think
• About pages that communicate philosophy, not biography
• Clear explanations of offers, services, or shifts in direction
Internal clarity
• Strategy notes and idea documents
• Internal memos or working drafts
• Personal principles or operating frameworks.The point is to have your thinking live somewhere stable, clear, and reusable.
See if it makes sense
•You already think clearly about what you do
• You explain your ideas well in conversation or voice
• You know writing would help, but it never quite survives your schedule
• You care more about clarity and coherence than volume
Business and positioningYou don’t need more ideas.
You need what’s already there to exist outside your head.
•You don’t need more ideas.
• You want AI-generated filler or templated copy
• You’re outsourcing thinking rather than translating it
If you think faster than you publish, this usually starts with a short conversation.
If this reflects how you think and work, the next step is simply a conversation.
There’s no pitch and no obligation. It’s a short call to see whether this kind of work makes sense for what you’re doing right now — and whether we’d work well together.
No preparation needed. Just clarity on whether this is a fit.