ink & aether isn’t just another online book club—it’s a community built around the magic of reading. Open to teens, adults, and lifelong bookworms alike, it’s a space where stories matter, voices are heard, and conversations feel alive. Reading is at risk of slipping into the background of our screen-driven lives, but projects like ink & aether—and resources like bibliotherapy—show how books can still ground us, connect us, and shape who we are.

For our Banned Book Readathon in ink & aether, the first tarot card drawn was The Chariot—and with it came The Hunger Games. Katniss Everdeen kicks off the stack in a story that’s part survival, part strategy, and part eye-roll romance. Here’s my 3(ish)-star take on this modern YA classic.

You’re publishing content, but it’s not getting results. No clicks. No leads. No one’s reading past the first paragraph. The issue probably isn’t your topic—it’s how the content is shaped, written, and structured. Here’s how a good editor can fix that.

Content workflows get messy fast, especially when roles are unclear, systems are missing, or communication breaks down. In this post, I break down my process for building calm, effective content workflows that keep teams aligned and content moving—without chaos.

You’re publishing content, but it’s not getting results. No clicks. No leads. No one’s reading past the first paragraph. The issue probably isn’t your topic—it’s how the content is shaped, written, and structured. Here’s how a good editor can fix that.

Content workflows get messy fast, especially when roles are unclear, systems are missing, or communication breaks down. In this post, I break down my process for building calm, effective content workflows that keep teams aligned and content moving—without chaos.

Busy founders don’t have time to manage content. I offer fractional strategy, writing, editing, and operations so your brand keeps showing up—consistently and strategically.

Editing AI content isn’t just about polishing bot words—it’s about rewriting with purpose. Here’s what makes AI editing different, and how to do it well.

Wondering who to hire to make your content actually work? Here’s a no-BS breakdown of what strategists, writers, editors, and project managers really do—and who you need first.

ink & aether isn’t just another online book club—it’s a community built around the magic of reading. Open to teens, adults, and lifelong bookworms alike, it’s a space where stories matter, voices are heard, and conversations feel alive. Reading is at risk of slipping into the background of our screen-driven lives, but projects like ink & aether—and resources like bibliotherapy—show how books can still ground us, connect us, and shape who we are.

For our Banned Book Readathon in ink & aether, the first tarot card drawn was The Chariot—and with it came The Hunger Games. Katniss Everdeen kicks off the stack in a story that’s part survival, part strategy, and part eye-roll romance. Here’s my 3(ish)-star take on this modern YA classic.

Create time to read, even on the busiest of days. You don’t have to commit hours at a time – just a few minutes here and there.

It wasn’t my first time attempting to type fictional characters on the Enneagram, but for some reason as I read Northanger Abbey it occurred to me just how much fun I was having. In fact, it was so much fun that I decided to start a podcast dedicated to the idea of “mistyping” fictional characters on the Enneagram.

I used to never read more than one book at a time, but I've found it to be so much more enjoyable now, especially if I'm reading a particularly long book and just can't wait to start another story. As long as I keep the genres different between the books I'm reading, and especially when I throw a non-fiction book in, I never mix up the storylines and haven't gotten confused or lost… yet.