"Erin is more than a masterful wordsmith and marketing expert: she is an advocate, supporter, and believer in her clients."
- David Hamilton, Speaker & Coach at Everlution
- David Hamilton, Speaker & Coach at Everlution
Bring your book to life.
I work with people who value their time and energy, and they want to focus on their own strengths. Their respect for quality writing and desire for clear communication is why they bring me onto their team.
As an expert in self-help and business development books, I’ve intensely studied the psychology of those readers, and I know how to call them to action. After writing nearly 100 bios in my early days of business, I came to believe everyone has a story to tell, but we’re often too close to see ourselves impartially.
For years, I managed a personal growth bookstore and wrote a profitable column to their community. Before that, I was an award-winning sales executive in radio. I’ve also become a contributing author at Huffington Post, a sales trainer for keynote speakers, and a workshop leader who teaches interpersonal communication skills.
Twenty years ago, I moved from Pittsburgh to Portland. I told friends back home that I had always loved the tree on Oregon’s license plate. Truth was, I wanted to go somewhere far away on my own. It seemed like I could be my true self there. Two decades later, my Pittsburgh accent still lingers along with my East Coast tenacity, but the West has undoubtedly become my home.
My loves and hates? I despise New Age jargon, I can’t stand walking slowly, and I refuse to be on Facebook. I love eating toast smothered with real salted butter, and I'm reliant on green juice concoctions to feel my best. I relish time with dogs, older people, and with friends who like to laugh.
I dress and act womanly, but I tend to speak “Dude.” I’m a voracious reader, a barre3 enthusiast, and my proudest career move was hosting a Portland TV show, called Reveal What’s Real. That experience taught me the undeniable power of a strong question, and I haven’t stopped asking them since.
As an expert in self-help and business development books, I’ve intensely studied the psychology of those readers, and I know how to call them to action. After writing nearly 100 bios in my early days of business, I came to believe everyone has a story to tell, but we’re often too close to see ourselves impartially.
For years, I managed a personal growth bookstore and wrote a profitable column to their community. Before that, I was an award-winning sales executive in radio. I’ve also become a contributing author at Huffington Post, a sales trainer for keynote speakers, and a workshop leader who teaches interpersonal communication skills.
Twenty years ago, I moved from Pittsburgh to Portland. I told friends back home that I had always loved the tree on Oregon’s license plate. Truth was, I wanted to go somewhere far away on my own. It seemed like I could be my true self there. Two decades later, my Pittsburgh accent still lingers along with my East Coast tenacity, but the West has undoubtedly become my home.
My loves and hates? I despise New Age jargon, I can’t stand walking slowly, and I refuse to be on Facebook. I love eating toast smothered with real salted butter, and I'm reliant on green juice concoctions to feel my best. I relish time with dogs, older people, and with friends who like to laugh.
I dress and act womanly, but I tend to speak “Dude.” I’m a voracious reader, a barre3 enthusiast, and my proudest career move was hosting a Portland TV show, called Reveal What’s Real. That experience taught me the undeniable power of a strong question, and I haven’t stopped asking them since.
