Freelance Writing Coach

I just found this podcast a couple of weeks ago, and though I haven't even listened to half the episodes, it has already educated and inspired me so much. I was recently laid off from my corporate job as a Customer Success Manager and I plan to go back to freelance writing and editing, which was my previous career for more than 10 years. Emma and Kaleigh have updated my knowledge of tools, processes, and so many other aspects of freelance writing, and I honestly can't wait to get back in the game. What I'm learning from them has bolstered my confidence and is instrumental in helping me stay the course and continue to learn!

Kaleigh and Emma do a great job of serving up concise, valuable and heartfelt commentary on the questions so many freelance writers are asking ourselves. Breaking out on your own is a huge decision, and K

As a freelance editor who works both with authors pursuing self publishing and freelance writers who need a managing editor for their subcontractors, Kayleigh and Emma are so relatable, fun to listen to, and full of sage wisdom and advice. These two women are the types of clients I work with and their perspective on the writing process, subcontracting, balancing life and work, editing, and just generally how to exist is such candid and valuable information for all writers, editors, and freelancers in this space. I highly recommend subscribing to this podcast!

I’ve been a freelance writer for many years, but have always done it part time around my children’s schedules. Listening to Kaleigh and Emma has helped me start to think about what I’m doing as a legitimate business and something I can turn into full-time work once my kids are a little older. Thanks ladies!