Imagine walking into a party and introducing yourself as a #1 bestselling author. You’ll feel like a badass. Everyone will want to network with you and be your friend. As a published author, you’ll get chosen for more media gigs. You’ll gain credibility in your field and qualify your brand. You might even earn hundreds or thousands of dollars per year in passive income.
But that’s not why I do what I do.
I created Pilot Press to help others experience the deeply personal sense of accomplishment I felt when I published my first book and held it in my hands for the first time. I want you to know what it feels like to touch hearts and shift minds across the world - to really reach people with your words.
But I don’t want you to have to do it alone.
Let’s face it. Writing a book can be a tedious, isolating, at times maddening sport. But I’ll be beside you the entire time like a warm, comforting beverage. I’ll be your partner and mentor. I’ll keep you motivated and accountable. I’ll break the process down into small, realistic steps.
Maybe you’re a first-time author with a story that’s burning a hole inside you. Or a social media influencer looking to create a passive income stream and expand your reach. At Pilot Press, I tailor my approach to fit the needs of each of my clients.
Services I provide include: book coaching, editing, ghostwriting, formatting a manuscript for print and e-book, book cover design, and support with self-publishing a book on Amazon.
What Makes Me Qualified
I have personally written and published two #1 Amazon bestsellers.
I helped develop the Launch Your Dream Book course for the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City and mentored hundreds of first-time authors from around the world.
I’ve ghostwritten bestselling books for a few notable figures (I can’t tell you who or that would breach my contract and defeat the point).
I graduated from the SUNY Purchase Creative Writing Conservatory in 2009.
I’m a pretty cool person.
Will This Be a Good Investment?
Is your time important to you? If so, then yes, it’s a good investment. Writing a book without support can be like walking through a dark hallway without a flashlight - you can make it from one side to the other, but it might take longer than it needs to (and you might stub your toe a few times along the way). I’m here to simplify the process and do all the hard stuff for you so that you can focus on the only thing you want to focus on - your story.