Jeannette Encinias

You want to write about who you are and what you do but you have no idea where to begin.

You have words inside your mind but are swimming in scribbled notes, incomplete copy, unfinished projects.

You have valuable ideas to offer, ideal clients to connect with, a vision.

But writing in a clear and compelling way is overwhelming, time-consuming, and sometimes downright messy.  

 

I can help.

 

I am a writer who helps individuals and businesses tell their unique story to create legacy.

 

Your legacy.

 

What do you want to be known for?

Who do you want to connect with?

What have you learned and what do you wish to teach through the power of the written word?

 

These are important questions to ask yourself and I'm here to help you answer them.

It's frustrating to have so many wonderful ideas and stories to share and then not have the roadmap, the time, or the writing and organizational skills to get it all down on paper.

 

You don't have to write on your own. In fact, most people don't! Creating anything meaningful through the written word is a significant endeavor and guidance is essential. 

 

My clients have gone on to be Amazon best-selling authors, receive book deals, and have had the opportunity to change people's lives with their clear and compelling messages. 

 

But they all had to begin, follow through, and finish their great project before they saw their stories and vision come to life.

 

I am here to make sure this gets done with clarity, quality, and joy.

My name is Jeannette and I am a writer who helps people translate their thoughts into words and their words into pieces of work that require intentional storytelling. 

 

It is an alchemy that I love.

 

I believe that now more than ever the world is starving for deep and tangible connection. 

 

The kind of connection our grandmothers and grandfathers had long before technology came along. 

 

The kind of connection that is cultivated by opening up our lives through honest teaching and storytelling.

 

I believe that words are important. They have the power to inspire and educate. They have the capacity to connect and sell. Words can change lives and sometimes even save them. I believe they deserve to be used intentionally and with great care. 

 

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