When I was 6 I wanted to be a policewoman. Just as soon as I had announced that to my parents, I was so scared by a moth I ran, screaming, from the room.
I was outspoken, fiercely just and somewhat amusing. And in the end, rather than wield a truncheon, I wrote. I carved stories, and shocked, and amused, and compelled people into action. I thought and fought. And then I became a marketer.
Today, I help companies and individuals talk about themselves effectively, providing marketing training and coaching services to entrepreneurs, SMEs and digital agencies.
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