You may find yourself saying, "This guy has experience in a lot of fields, but I need someone who's spent 36 years in our field."

if you'll humor me, I'd like to sell you on the idea that most organizations would benefit from a writer with a broader set of skills.

If I haven't convinced you by the end of this introduction, I'll have only wasted a minute of your time.

But if you see the value in my perspective, I may be able to save you quite a bit more time than that (and time is money, right?)

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Good, effective writing is about more than just knowing a subject. It's about being able to translate those ideas to different audiences - Customers, clients, programmers, salesmen, designers, executives, artists - An excellent writer must be able to quickly and efficiently explain any product, policy, proposal, feature, bug, or hurdle to any of those groups.

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You want your writer to understand what they're writing and how to talk about it, whether they're writing copy, SOPs, internal memos, design documents, scripts, reports, or proposals.

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Here's the thing about writers with broad skills: they don't just adapt quickly to new information, they also learn to process that information from many angles, which makes them uniquely capable communicators even among writers.

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Having experience in finance, law, compliance, UX design, entertainment, behavioral psychology, tech support, programming, and photo/video editing (among others) means that I've worked with just about every single type of department in my career. I know how each group thinks, what their concerns/needs are, and how to translate all of that between each team no matter the situation.

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So... What's your situation? What do you need me to write for you?