At 6 years old, I became a prolific author of messy books with uneven pages, bound by Elmer’s glue. I basically haven’t stopped writing since.

Good, bad, boring—when things happen, I write about them. In a journal, beneath an Instagram photo, or maybe scribbled on the back of a Target receipt.

When a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity took me to live and work in McMurdo Station, Antarctica, in 2011, I created a successful blog about my experience, which organically garnererd thousands of followers in just months. And when my daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at only 18 months old, I wrote about that, too, creating resources for other parents of newly diagnosed children at Type 1 Toddler and @type1tigerlily.

I’ve filled dozens of journals over my lifetime, published countless articles in magazines, crafted hundreds of brand emails, and written thousands of headlines that get people to look twice.

And yet, there are still so many words left in me. Let me help your brand tell its unique story.