align the book that matters most
to the work that matters even more
No matter who you are, it's hard to write a book.
Writing a book that changes how people think and act? Even harder.
Managing all of that without disappearing into a writing cave to emerge decades later as a Proper Writer™? Yeah… no thanks.
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Your larger work is too important to lose sight of, even if a book could help move it forward. ​
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So when all of that is true and you're still writing anyway, you need to be supported in that effort. The kind of support that keeps your priorities, your voice, and your vision intact while guiding your book forward.​
Quick check-in...
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You’re brilliant at solving complex problems—but translating that brilliance into words? Whole different story.
You carry powerful ideas throughout your work, but when you sit down to share them, the words feel flat or scattered.
You’re a master in your field but feel lost the moment the page turns blank.
Your insights could change lives, but you’re not sure how to shape them into something a reader can hold.
You’ve caught yourself wishing someone else would write the book you’re thinking of because the message matters more to you than the medium or even the messenger.
Your non-writing life carries just as much, if not more, weight than your writing life. Which means the two often feel at odds.
If any of this sounds familiar: you’re not alone.
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You’re not writing the wrong way. You’re just trying to write without the right kind of support.
Purpose First, Product Second
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Few of my clients are writers first.
They’re coaches. Consultants. Engineers. Entrepreneurs.
People solving complex problems in real time. People whose work depends on clarity, innovation, and perspective.
They're masters of their crafts. And they're exactly the kinds of people we need to hear from in book-length form.
But not all masters are writers, which makes writing a book—especially one that transmits something powerful—feel like an impossible lift.
While you could hire someone to write it for you, outsourcing the process doesn’t always work. You might spend tens of thousands on a ghostwriter. Or throw time and content into AI-generated books. And then still wonder why the real thing hasn’t landed.
Here’s the truth: There is no quick way to productize your perspective.
You can’t shortcut this shit.
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You can’t cut corners on the process without also cutting corners on the message, and I know you’re not willing to do that.
But here’s what’s also true: When you’re properly supported, you don’t have to contort yourself into someone else’s writing process or create the products someone else expects you to.
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You get to bring your own brilliance. Your frameworks, your flows, your nonlinear knowing can be translated into something your reader can feel and follow.
That’s what I do.
I help non-writers write. Because your voice and your vision are worth it.
book development partnerships
Before I started working with Brannan, I was stuck figuring out how to organize my book and make sense of all the ideas for each chapter. It was like a big tangled mess in my head.
With Brannan's help, things got crystal clear. I found the main message for my book, decided what should stay in, and what should go. I also learned how to smoothly guide readers through each chapter's stories. Brannan has awesome writing prompts and asks just the right questions to fire up your book excitement. And when you hit that wall and feel like writing is impossible (that happened a lot), Brannan’s got the magic touch to get you back on track.
Working with her, I always felt understood, supported, and ready to write with confidence. She has not only expert knowledge to help you write your book, but a great personality - it felt like meeting your best friend who happens to know just what to say make book writing fun. I’ll definitely be back for my next projects.
If there's a story inside you itching to get out onto paper, don't think twice—get Brannan on your side!
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—Dr. Nicole Janz, The Write Habit
a bit more about me
I’ve been in nonfiction since before Amazon changed the game. Back when content meant websites, blog posts, eBooks, and the occasional manifesto. Since then, I’ve done it all: editing, proofreading, ghostwriting, Big Idea development, memoir, message strategy, and more.
These days, I call myself a book development partner—because what I offer is more than coaching or editing alone. It’s a true partnership. And we develop so much more than the book.
Over the past ten years, I’ve helped hundreds of clients turn the hidden clarity in their perspective into books that shift how their people see the world and how they see themselves.
If you’ve got something meaningful to say (even if you’re not sure how to say it yet), I’d be honored to partner with you, too.
