Imagine that you write confidently at work.

Your emails? Crystal clear.

Your Slack messages? Pitch perfect.

Reports, memos, social posts? More flow than André 3000.

You don’t stress, rely on AI, or waste unnecessary hours on the writing process.

You can learn to write like that.

Even if you don’t consider yourself a good writer. Or you’re second-guessing every third word you type.

It starts with studying the essentials: Grammar rules. Style guidelines. Storytelling devices. Time-saving processes. These are the tools you need to succeed and feel secure as a writer.

While self-study and formal education can get you there, it isn’t always easy (or fun) to stay focused these days. But there’s a faster, more interesting path to writing mastery that I designed just for busy professionals.

Executive writing coaching

with Steph Spector

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My name is Steph.

And since 2016, I’ve been working with people who, once and for all, want to learn to write with confidence.

In Austin, Texas, or over video, I offer coaching that equips you with writing strategies you can use immediately, in a low-pressure, conversational style.

As one student of mine put it, it’s “like learning from a best friend.”

✖️ No snoozefest lessons


✖️ No drills that remind you of that middle-school English class you hated


🪩 Yes, I talk to you like a human being


🪩 Yes, I share tools, exercises, and resources tailored to your goals


🪩 Yes, we talk about writing in fun ways (so what you’re learning sticks)


Maybe you write a lot for your job, or for a business you own. Or you just feel like you’ve developed a problematic reliance on AI tools.

Either way, I can show you how to write for yourself and achieve maximum impact with your words. Without boring you to death.

So, what’s my story?

I’m not an MBA. I’m no award-winning journalist, either. I just love words. Since forever, my curiosity has driven me to pick sentences apart, to figure out which ones are exceptional and why.

That curiosity opened some dream-project doors for me:

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I delivered 2,500+ hours of coaching to folks at Google, the New York Times, the ASPCA, Wells Fargo, and other leading companies—one-on-one and to groups in the hundreds

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I led executive writing workshops for Apple sales leaders who write for Tim Cook—with 100% of participants reporting stronger skills

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I’ve edited 2+ million words for Apple, Zapier, and I Will Teach You To Be Rich, as well as creative writers and leaders across industries, from CEOs to Hollywood producers

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I’m a faculty member at Gotham Writers Workshop, where a class I wrote, Grammar 2: Expertise and Finesse, consistently sells out and has earned 200+ five-star reviews

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But of course I’m going to gas myself up. So don’t just take my word for it.

  • “Steph has been editing digital marketing materials for me—webpages, product descriptions, emails—among other documents. After our first few projects together, I could sense we were aligned on an approach and writing style. I so trusted her detail-oriented edits that I didn’t need her to track her changes anymore.”

    —Ivy Blossom, resume coach

  • She is an exceptional editor. Her edits took the book to new heights and elevated its quality. She was very thoughtful, highly responsive, and an absolute joy to work with.

    —Shane Doyle, UX/UI designer

  • From the moment I presented my project to her, Steph educated me on what the process would be like and what I could expect—and then delivered results that far surpassed my expectations.

    —Johnny Giangregorio, real estate industry leader

  • “Steph is an absolute gem. Working with her has been great. Her editing skills are top-notch. As for her writing, she has this incredible ability to understand my voice and elevate it, making everything clear and engaging.”

    —Erik Larson, sales leader at IWT

  • “Steph is a talented editor who brings out the best in every project she works on. She has a unique ability to simplify complex topics, and she can easily identify continuity errors. What’s more impressive is that she accomplishes all of this with kindness.”

    —Domenic LaVecchio, instructional designer at Apple

  • “Steph is a talented editor and great teammate to work alongside. She made valuable contributions to our team at Apple. She took the lead in creating an executive writing workshop for our sales leadership team, which was a major task to take on. But she did it with expertise and grace. Her editing and writing skills have helped improve the writing across our sales content. And her positive, upbeat attitude made her a joy to work with.”

    —Jontel Serrano-Moran, editor at Apple

Let’s bring more peace and productivity into your writing process.

Here’s what’ll happen when you reach out to me:

1.

We get on a call.

Over the phone or by video, we’ll talk about what you write, who your target audience is, how you feel about your writing now, how you want to feel, and any questions you have for me.

2.

I review your work.

To identify what you’re already strong at and opportunities you have for growth, I’ll read 2-3 of your writing samples. Can’t freely share your work? I can sign an NDA or give you a brief writing exercise. (Nothing soul-crushing, I swear.)

3.

We form a game plan.

Based on the consult and review, I’ll design a coaching program addressing your specific goals.

4.

The coaching begins.


Sound good? Then say hi! You can reach me using this form. I’m so excited to hear from you.