In this special episode, the tables are turned as a wonderful previous guest becomes the interviewer, delving into the the world of storytelling mastery with Matthew Harms, a native New Yorker, esteemed Ghostwriter and Author Coach.
With a belief that everyone harbors a tale worth sharing, Matthew emerges as a beacon for those seeking to translate their thoughts into the transformative medium of books. Drawing from a rich tapestry of experiences in Finance, Project Management, and Real Estate, he channels his lifelong passion for writing into a mission to empower voices that often go unheard.
Listen as Julienne puts Matt on the spot, delving into his origins and the journey that led him to become the great success he is today, all while he earnestly endeavors to maintain humility.
Join us for a conversation with Matthew.
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Matthew Harms is a New York born and based Ghostwriter and Author Coach. It has been said that everyone has a story to tell, but unfortunately most go through life thinking that theirs will never be read since they lack the ability to construct cohesive and compelling written content into the finished form of a book.
As a life long writer, Matthew has learned from, and adapted, his various experiences in fields such as Finance, Project Management and Real Estate to help those with the desire to help make the world a better place. In the ghostwriting space he prides himself on providing a voice for the voiceless, working with clients who have a message of growth or inspiration that can make the world a better place. As an author coach Matthew partners with aspiring and experienced writers who do not want to have someone else write their story by helping to identify gaps and enhance strengths so they can take their projects to the next level.
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Matthew is the author of Grow Up: No, Really and Employed: A Career Readiness Manual, books designed to help people enrich their lives through basic life skills and career readiness training. When he is not focused on helping others, Matthew's other passions are writing works of fiction, both novels and screenplays, and spending time with his children.
