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Inspiration often comes from everyday life—personal experiences, conversations, challenges, and moments of curiosity. I draw ideas from real emotions, observations, and questions I want to explore. Reading widely, staying curious, and allowing ideas to develop naturally also play a big role in shaping meaningful stories.
Yes, I’m open to collaborative projects that align with my values and creative vision. Whether it’s co-writing, consulting, or contributing to a shared idea, I believe collaboration can bring fresh perspectives and create stronger, more impactful stories.
The timeline varies depending on the scope, research, and creative process involved. Some projects take a few months, while others may take a year or more. I focus on quality and authenticity rather than rushing the process, ensuring each story is fully developed.
I admire writers who tell honest, compelling stories that connect deeply with readers. Authors who focus on character, purpose, and emotional truth inspire my work and remind me that great writing is about impact, not just words.
I focus on relatable characters, emotional depth, and clear purpose. By blending authentic experiences with engaging storytelling, I aim to create stories that feel real, keep readers invested, and leave them with something meaningful to reflect on.
Coach Bucket shares five decades of baseball wisdom, centered on what truly matters: developing confident, resilient young athletes. Through compassionate coaching, thoughtful mentorship, and supportive parenting, he emphasizes character, growth, and love of the game over wins and statistics. His approach helps players build self-belief, handle adversity, and enjoy baseball as a foundation for lifelong success—both on and off the field.
Writing The Ride Home required more than just baseball knowledge—it demanded the ability to capture raw emotion, translate decades of observations into actionable guidance, and tell stories that parents and coaches could see themselves in. Every chapter balances heartfelt storytelling with practical strategies, creating a reading experience that feels like sitting down with a trusted mentor who genuinely understands the struggles you’re facing with your young athlete.
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