Do you ever struggle to find just the right words, especially in sensitive or emotional situations?
You’re not alone.
Writing can be challenging, but I’m here to help. As the person who wrote the award-winning book on how to write heartspoken notes, I offer a unique service to help you craft the perfect note or letter for any occasion.
Feedback from satisfied clients:
“This is beautiful and perfect. Thank you so much! You truly have a gift.“
“You just lightened my load and for that I’m grateful.“
“This is perfect. Thank you. I am so smart to ask you to write this for me!”
This service includes:
- Personalized Assistance: After emailing me your rough draft, we’ll schedule a 15-minute planning session via phone or Zoom to discuss your needs and the message you want to convey.
- Expert Crafting: Leveraging my experience in sensitive and emotional communication, I’ll finetune your draft so that it perfectly captures your thoughts and feelings.
- Revisions for Perfection: Up to 5 rewrites to ensure the final product is exactly what you’re looking for.
- Quick Turnaround: I will make every effort to provide your finished missive within two business days. However, I am a solopreneur, so when I take vacations or am otherwise committed, I will let you know. Turnaround time will be agreed upon during our planning session. If I cannot meet your turnaround needs, there will be no charge.
Whether it’s a heartfelt letter to a loved one, a thoughtful condolence note, a sensitive apology, an important business communication, or any other scenario where the right words make all the difference, I’m here to help.
Let’s make your words unforgettable
Contact me today to schedule your planning call!
$75 for this package
Subject to change depending on the complexity of the project required.
Discounts for repeat customers.
“A letter is practically a gift.” ― Vigdis Hjorth, Long Live the Post Horn!
“Writing isn’t letters on papers. It’s communication. It’s memory.” ― Isaac Marion
“To send a letter is a good way to go somewhere without moving anything but your heart.” ― Phyllis Theroux