Your book will change reader’s lives.

Writing it will change you.

“I appreciate how deeply Emily listened and crystallized my ideas on the page. This book had to go through her to be birthed.”

—Kenneth Play, sex educator named “the world’s greatest sex hacker” by GQ

“Words cannot express my gratitude for the wealth of wisdom and patience Emily shared on the emotional roller-coaster process to write and publish a book.”

—Mark Leruste, TEDx speaker, host of The Unconventionalists podcast

“Advice from writing coach Emily Gindlesparger kept me from abandoning the project in frustration.”

—Woniya Thibeault, ancestral skills teacher and first woman to win History Channel’s Alone

“Emily’s patient approach and wonderful humor made a difficult process feel easy. Thanks so much for your amazing writing and great leadership.”

—Nick Davis, Chief Platform Officer of Mid-Ohio Food Bank

“I went from writing a broad, irrelevant book to writing one focused on solving a problem for my readers. And left the sessions with a great deal of energy and motivation to get the work done.”

—Kristian A. Alomá, founder and CEO of Threadline

“There are leaders, and then there are visionaries like Emily. Under Emily’s mentorship, I didn’t just evolve as a writer, but as an individual. Her feedback is always precise, honest, and exactly what one needs to elevate their work to the next level.”

—Hussein Al-Baiaty, founder of Rising Authors

Are you ready to be bold?

Through working with hundreds of authors, I’ve seen something incredible:

Authors begin the process with the goal of creating a book—and reaping the benefits this brings them.

  • Speaking on stages like TEDx and the Moth.

  • Enlisting passionate new clients to their work.

  • Spreading their story and message at a scale only a book can reach.

  • Sharing their stories and inner truths more openly with loved ones.

But over the course of our work together, they discover these benefits don’t lie in the distant future—their lives are transforming now.

Because the secret to making books is that the process forces you to become a better communicator.

Creating a book is the best practice I know for articulating your wisdom, witnessing your story, and standing bold in your truth.

These gains don’t just appear when you publish. They happen every day you create your work.

Don’t let your wisdom die with you. I can help you bring it to life.

“To Tucker, Hal, Mark, Emily, Charlie, and the whole team at Scribe—what I learned from you was perhaps the most critical turning point in writing this book. I can’t thank you enough for the insights and support.”

—Marissa Orr, former executive at Google and Facebook

“The ever-patient Emily Gindlesparger ushered me along all the moving parts of the book. Her graceful acceptance and delicate prodding is appreciated more than she knows.”

—Lyn Graft, storytelling consultant and video producer

“Going the route of self-publishing was, like everything else in this book, not a solo venture. #TeamStand made it happen. Thank you, ad infinitum, to my incredible editor Emily Gindlesparger. ”

—Kathryn Bertine, pro cyclist, activist, and filmmaker

“Writing a book was life-changing in so many ways. How did I write a book, and write it well? It’s something I’m proud of, and now anytime I’m facing a big problem I think, ‘I can figure this out, it’s just one day at a time.’ Emily created a safe space in community calls, and was always such a kind presence who was truly there to support every one of us.”

—Quan Huynh, speaker and executive director of Defy Ventures

“The process of working with Emily enabled me to bring my best self and to focus on how I wanted to share my vision. She turned something very daunting into a very enjoyable process.”

—Sean Herman, founder and CEO of Kinzoo

“With Emily my book was much improved over previous editions, to such a degree that I no longer feel any shame or worry about amplifying and promoting it. Now I as a professional can stand behind it to the utmost degree.”

—Paul F. Austin, founder of Third Wave and prominent thought leader in psychedelics

I’ve ghostwritten and edited dozens of books into award-winning work. I’ve coached hundreds more authors on creating beautiful manuscripts.

See how I can help you.

“Master editor Emily Gindlesparger restructured the book, cut out the extraneous, and kept the message on point. Without her help, Culture Hacks would be far less readable.”

—Richard Conrad, analyst at Capital Group

“My patient coach, Emily Gindlesparger, read the outline of this book and guided me on the writing process for the parable genre.”

—Lux Narayan, TED Speaker, entrepreneur and startup advisor

“Tucker, Hal and Emily: I trusted you from the start, and again and again you showed yourselves to be worthy of that trust and more. Your feedback and support made this book clearer, crisper, and much more interesting.”

—Danessa Knaupp, executive coach

“Throughout the process, I was impressed with your professionalism, responsiveness, and attention to detail. The “A-Team,” indeed.

—Sakina Bajowala, pediatric allergist and immunologist

“Thank you, Emily, for laughing hysterically when I shared my opening story and convincing me it was a story worth telling. Also, for keeping me on schedule and holding me accountable to finishing my damn book on time.”

—Michael Mogill, Chief Executive Officer of Crisp

“Working with Emily helped me understand where I needed to dig deep into my story. I was uncomfortable at first, but ultimately it was the right call. Work with Emily, and you’ll have an amazing book.”

—Mike Malatesta, entrepreneur, podcaster, and keynote speaker

“Emily was instrumental in helping my book come to life. I would not have published a book if it weren’t for the amazing people people I got to work with.”

—Nicole Woodruff, occupational therapist, yoga teacher, and founder of virtual support groups for siblings of addicts

“Emily is the author's secret weapon you didn't know you needed. What truly caught me by surprise was how, by embracing her process and placing my trust in her guidance, I managed to dodge the dreaded writer's block and imposter syndrome. Instead, I felt like a bona fide author, despite having only penned blogs and articles prior to this endeavor.”

—Lisa Guillot, clarity coach and brand strategist

“Unfailingly respectful and blessed with extraordinary insight, she helped me mine true gems from a mountain of rough ideas.  Each time I left a conversation with Emily, I was clearer and more confident about the message I wanted to share with the world.”

—Violetta Jean, author and singer-songwriter

“Emily has finely-honed emotional intelligence which allows her to calm the inner angst of would-be writers and unleash their creative energy to produce the books they need to bring into the world. She is an exceptional talent.”

—Ellen Goldstein, former senior executive of the World Bank

“Words are totally inadequate to express my deepest gratitude for Emily’s role in bringing my book to life. Without her guidance, encouragement, and support, it would not have happened. I learned so much, and I will always be thankful.”

—Dr. Jane J. Bader, author and music educator