At 57, I retired from my job, unsure what came next.
But I had a dream I’d carried for years:
To be a writer.
Not just write a book, but become an author, a coach, a mentor.
So I did the only thing I knew how to do:
Started writing.
Published my first book.
Then seven more.
Wrote every day.
Learned everything I could
about publishing, marketing, and author branding.
Created a community — Author Circle — where aspiring authors could feel safe, supported, and seen.
Built a book coaching program.
Taught hundreds how to write and publish their books.’
Launched a podcast.
Interviewed incredible people.
Now, at 63:
I’ve published 8 books — aiming for 100.
I help professionals write books that build authority and attract clients.
I run a newsletter, coach authors, and speak about writing, branding, and reinvention.
You’re never too old.
It’s never too late.
The page is blank, and you hold the pen.
What are you going to write in there?