Writing Portfolio & Blog

  The chances are you don't need me to write on your behalf. (Heck, you may write better than I do!) You need me to save you time by writing on your behalf . That's the difference. I can spend eight to ten hours writing that article for you, buffing every word to a shine, while your schedule doesn't easily allow for that indulgence. First, the questions you may have. Why should I write content in the first place? Regularly sharing your insights and knowledge is integral to establishing yourself as a thought leader within your field of expertise, giving you greater directional control over your industry. In short, publishing gives you power and clout. Is it ethical to put my name on a ghostwriter's work? Yes. We'll collaborate. You'll only send me off to write whatever I want and publish my output with a review. You'll need to provide me with enough information for me to do my job. I'll do all I can to make it easy for you. But there is no shortcut. I wi

Imagine an executive named John. He just finished giving his most polished presentation to the team. He’s convinced he nailed it. How could he not? Just look at the way he drove every point home, one after another – bam! Days go by and nothing’s happening. Those days turn to weeks and the results are still underwhelming. John has exhausted every option at his disposal. Despite his know-how and experience, it seems he can’t get through. He feels his leadership slipping away. Frustration is creeping in. Why? Leadership comes with a mindset. Those who excel at it are insatiably curious. They possess a multifaceted perspective about what they’re working toward. They’re generally enthusiastic about attaining their goal. They tend to understand complex systems and interconnectedness and can anticipate oncoming ripple effects long before the rest of us.  However, the roadblock John encountered is he failed to appreciate just how different everyone else’s mindset was.   By not having  reached

First are two of the series of articles I have written for The Mason Contractors Association of America in 2004 about some advancements I had been responsible for in the field of restorative masonry: Repointing: How to Properly Restore Old Buildings Tuckpointing: How to Achieve a Good Color Match Second is an article I wrote in more recent times for Bitcoin Magazine. It is titled, “ How You Can Better Explain Bitcoin to Newcomers ”. Third is a non-fiction book I wrote titled, “ Taking the Orange Pill ”. Here is an excerpt: “You keep hearing about Bitcoin. You’re pretty sure you know what it is: it’s a digital currency used as a form of payment or a way to store value. And you even grasp that it’s sort of important. You’re open to owning some, but you haven’t yet acquired any.    However, if we are to uncover what is so imperative about owning this emerging asset, we’ll need to delve deeper into Bitcoin’s anatomy. If I do a good job of peeling the onion for you in the following pages,