Hey, you.
Get in here for a hug. (Yes, I’m a hugger. Virtual ones count.)
If you’ve got a story you’ve been sitting on — whether it’s hiding in your Notes app, scribbled on receipts, or just hanging out in your head — I want you to know that you’re in the right place.
You don’t need to have it all figured out. You don’t need the “perfect” writing setup or a plan for where it’s all going. You just need a little courage, a safe space, and someone who believes in your words before they’re polished.
That’s where I come in.

I’m Brit. Colorado native, adoptive mama, writing coach, event producer, and, um, emerging stand-up comic. (Yeah. That’s a thing now.)
I’ve been writing, gathering people, and telling stories since childhood. Back then, it was spelling lists for fun (Nerd alert!), basement slumber party talk shows, and magazine-making at my birthday parties. These days, it’s helping people like you share their stories on the page, on a stage, or just out loud for the very first time.

Over the last 20+ years, I’ve worked with hundreds of businesses on copy, events, and customer connection. We’re talking music venues, magazines, newspapers, tech startups, energy companies, flower shops, golf courses, and more.
I’ve mentored thousands of humans (mostly women) on writing, storytelling, and having the guts to do the thing they’ve always wanted to do. From speaking at Visa and lululemon to hosting storytelling shows and publishing my book (Mama Be Present), it’s all been rooted in one thing: connection.
I connect ideas.
I connect people.
I connect words.
But most of all, I connect people to their courage.
After sharing my own story at my book launch with 100 women in 2023, I became inspired to get other gals on the mic that I got to take that night. So, five months later, I held an event called Moms on the Mic: a big ‘ol dinner party with speakers, comedians, and open mic’ers. It was…magic. And now, it’s an annual thing!

I also now run a writing group called The DBP Society (short for Done is Better Than Perfect) for the quiet writers, the late bloomers, the big-hearted over-thinkers, and the ones who’ve got stories to tell but need a place to begin. Or begin again.
Why?
I know what it feels like to take a big, messy leap — whether it’s writing a book, launching an event, starting a Substack, or saying yes to an open mic. (Did I mention stand-up comedy?)
And why am I so obsessed with those brave, beautifully uncomfortable leaps?
Because I know what they lead to. Not just pride. Not just “achievement.” But lightness. Aliveness. Forward motion. A deeper connection to yourself and something bigger.

The truth is my most meaningful moments haven’t come from money or metrics. They’ve come from vulnerability. From trauma. From laughing through tears, fumbling through fear, and finding meaning in the mess.
I’m a survivor. I’ve walked through anxiety, sexual assault, infertility, insane seasons of waiting, depression, and burnout. I’ve sat in the silence. I’ve found the gold in the rubble. And now? I help others do the same — through writing, storytelling, community, and the kind of realness that makes people say, “Wait… I thought I was the only one.”
If you’re ready to take the next step — big or tiny — I’d be honored to walk beside you. Let’s find your courage. Let’s discover your story. And let’s tell it like only you can.
So freaking excited you’re here.
Love,
