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Hi, I’m Sophie—your new righthand for all things writing.
I’ve spent the last 20+ years helping talented subject matter experts like you simplify complex ideas and condense them into easy-to-understand writing that showcases their expertise and resonates with their target audience. I offer high-touch, personalized business and technical writing and editing designed to help you reach your unique goals.
I specialize in working with service-based businesses across the following disciplines:
• Urban planning
• Architecture
• Engineering
• Healthcare and medicine
• Manufacturing
•Transportation
• Continuing education

Poor-quality writing can diminish your value no matter what field you’re in. If you want good writing that reflects well on your brand while delivering value that’s easy to digest, let’s schedule a time to chat.

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Need help condensing your message into something readable? Want to churn out polished content that’s valuable to your target audience? Looking for a voice of reason to review your latest piece and show you where it needs tweaking?
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Sophie Michals

I hold a bachelor’s degree in English from Lindenwood University and a medical writing and editing certificate from the University of Chicago Graham School. I’m also a member of the American Medical Writers Association, The Society of Professional Consultants, Women Entrepreneurs Secrets of Success, Strong Towns, and the National Women’s Martial Arts Federation.

You can read more about my background here.

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