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References

What clients say about working with me, in their own words. Authors, executives, coaches, and business owners who trusted me with their books and their stories.

About These References

Every reference here comes from someone I actually worked with. Some are written, some are on video, and none of them were scripted by me. They are here because prospective clients ask a reasonable question before hiring a ghostwriter: what is it like to work with this person, and does he deliver?

You will find a range of projects represented, from memoirs and business books to LinkedIn profiles and thought leadership. Read a few and you will get a fair sense of how I work, where I push back, and what it takes to get a book finished.

Stelios Cristakos

Stelios Christakos

“Writing a book about mentoring is one thing. Having someone mentor you through the process of writing it is another.” Stelios Christakos.

Joseph Rockey Jr

Joseph Rockey Jr

After two podcasts and countless business settings, the verdict is in: he knows how to write a book, and more importantly how to use one. A consultant on why he'd never write his own again.

Gerry Mecca

Gerry Mecca

They met on a whim between jobs, and a casual conversation became a book. A fractional CxO on elevating his brand and telling his story, one squeezed-in writing session at a time.

Nithya V Ananda

Nithya V Ananda

"Your ideas are not just enough. You need help to structure it and take it all the way to publishing." A first-time author's thanks for the experience behind her debut book.

Martin Ricketts

Martin Ricketts

"One of the best writers I've ever met." A Digital Samurai founder on the rare mix of deep technical experience and real writing skill that most professionals simply don't have.

Sascha Gorokhoff

Sascha Gorokhoff

Why hire a ghostwriter when you can write your own words? A leadership expert explains what an exceptional one actually adds, an outside perspective you can't supply yourself.

Ben Christensen

Ben “The Automator” Christensen

Writer's block hit hard at the four-month mark. One session was all it took to break through. A Phoenix Cyber CTO on the breathtaking difference that single conversation made.

Mike O'Neil

Mike O’Neil

He's worked with rock stars, movie legends, and high-profile figures whose names you'll never hear, because the stories stay theirs. An Integrated Alliances CEO on the writer those clients trust.

Mina Lee

Mina Lee

A huge shout-out from a client whose social media, content, and brand messaging he quietly runs. "He is absolutely amazing." A personal-brand owner on her secret marketing weapon.

Robert Plank

Robert Plank

113+ books authored, 54+ ghostwritten, 100+ LinkedIn profiles optimized. A DFY Podcasts founder calls his depth in self-publishing, branding, and book marketing simply unmatched.

Royce Blake

Royce Blake

"Nothing builds credibility faster than your own book to lay on a prospect's desk." A copywriter, after years of collaboration, on the one person he'd send anyone wanting to write theirs.

Dan McClintock

Dan McClintock

"There's far more to it than putting words on a page and waiting for the checks." An executive coach admits how naive he was about writing a real book, until the process taught him better.