Having entrusted Sheree with several vital client projects, I can say she’s as reliable as she is pleasant to work with. A consummate professional, she brings energy, professionalism and meticulousness to each writing project, and I’ve always been impressed with her work. David griner, international editor, adweek Note: My work with Griner was during the …
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Sheree Martin is a true pro when it comes to corporate storytelling. Not only is she uniquely creative, she is very smart and business-like when approaching a writing project. She is great with our clients, and helps pull out of them just the right tidbits to make a compelling story. Her real gift is a …
Professional, knowledgeable and talented. That’s how I would describe Sheree. We have used Sheree for freelance copywriting and she has always done an outstanding job. She is thorough, on-time and very easy to work with. Jimmy Warren, President, totalcom marketing communicationsTuscaloosa, AlabamaNovember 8, 2015
Leaping into the Void, Part 1
One of my friends proposed starting a bookclub for badass ladies and I was thrilled. I need intelligent discussion in my life. I think we might have decoder rings or something, so I’ll keep the names private. First selection is Tess Vigeland’s Leap. I thought I’d write this post this afternoon before our first get …
When I stepped to the front of the classroom, Mrs. Bowen already had the big, gray behemoth powered up. I carefully positioned volume W of the World Book Encyclopedia into the image capture area and a state map appeared on the grayish white screen pulled down over a section of drab green chalkboard. I gently …
A Letter To My Younger Self
In early February, while looking for another document, I found this file saved on my computer….It’s an unfinished letter to my younger self. The file metadata says this was written December 21, 2013. After copying and pasting here on February 11, 2014, and then scanning through it for typos, I’m posting it verbatim. It’s clear …
Hard decisions are hard, usually because they are based on incomplete information. Even when the choice seems to be the right now, we aren’t in control of all the variables that can impact that choice. A better title for this post might be: When Integrity Trumps Common Sense. Background I want to preface all of …
In the early Fall of 2007 I returned to the practice of law. At the time, I hoped to build a new practice focused on internet issues, intellectual property and start-up ventures growing out of research at The University of Alabama. I rejoined Rosen Harwood, P.A., in Tuscaloosa, where I’d been a shareholder before leaving …
According to The Storybranding Group’s PVSI assessment, I am a Magician AND an Explorer, thanks to a tied score. I’m nearing the end of this research project in which I’ve been reviewing the results of various personality, strengths and values assessments I’ve taken through the years as part of my effort to figure out how to …
When I re-took the MBTI in late August along with students in a course I’m teaching, we also had the chance to complete the Work Values assessment. I finally found the PDF of those results and wanted to include them in this series. If you’re following along, this is another in a series of posts I’ve …