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About this Gig
The work landscape today is confusing. Most messaging about it makes it worse.
Businesses are playing all the games other than the real one, building a warm relationship with your audience... no matter how small it is.
And it all comes down to consistently hitting their inboxes with articles they'd love, they'd appreciate you for and hence remember you positively.
I write thoughtful, conversational articles about careers and modern work, the kind that explore trade-offs, challenge assumptions, and respect the readers' intelligence.
The goal is to make readers pause, nod along, and think a little differently about work.
What I focus on:
- Clear structure and logical flow
- A natural, human tone
- Honest exploration of ideas (not hype)
- Articles that read well on blogs, Substack, or newsletters
Headline examples:
- The reality of the 9-to-5
- Career stability vs. freedom
- The solopreneur myth
- Modern work anxiety and trade-offs.
I don't promise virality or universal agreement.
I promise clear thinking, careful writing, and respect for your business and reader/ prospect.
Language:
English
Blog Topic:
Wellness
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Stories
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Sustainability
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Other
Tone:
Entertaining
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Conversational
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Opinionated
Delivery style preference
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My Portfolio
FAQ
What do you mean, career articles?
Not resume advice or coaching content. These are reflective articles meant to explore ideas, trade-offs, and novel, quirky perspectives.
Do you write SEO or keyword-focused articles?
No. At least it isn't the focus here. These articles are designed to be read and shared, not stuffed with keywords. So, I'm more concerned about clarity, structure, and reader engagement.
Can you match my voice or tone?
Yes. If you have existing writing or references, I’ll adapt to your tone. If not, I’ll use a clear, natural, humorous, on the dry side, voice that fits blogs and newsletters well.
Where can these articles be published?
They work well on blogs, Substack, newsletters, or personal websites.
Do you guarantee engagement or results?
No. I can’t control how content performs once published. No one can. I can only control my input. That I can guarantee.

