• Updated: June 27, 2025

This isn’t social media where anyone can get the mic.

It’s a room for truth-tellers willing to bleed a little on the page.

If you’re here to pitch generic tips, SEO fluff, or brand filler—move on. If you’re ready to name what still scares you, what you’re healing, and what you’re learning in real time, you’re welcome here.

My audience isn’t hunting hacks. They show up for real stories, practical insight, and grounded wisdom from people who know what their words cost them.

Picture of entrepreneur coach Denise G Lee. She is sitting in a wooden chair smiling.

Who We Write For:

  • Entrepreneurs who want success that doesn’t cost their sanity.
  • Leaders ready to break old patterns and rebuild trust with themselves.
  • High-functioning humans who crave honest, psychology-backed guidance—minus the hype.

What We Expect:

  • Essays, guides, or reflections that come from your lived experience—not just what you teach, but how you’ve stumbled through it yourself.

  • Clarity, humility, and substance—no vague one-liners, no over-recycled thought leadership.

  • AI tools are fine for drafts or edits. But if you hand in lifeless AI mush, we’ll know—and we’ll pass.

  • A willingness to revise. If you ghost when asked for edits, you don’t belong here.

Below are a few examples from past contributors. Some are shorter than today’s standard, but they still show the depth and lived truth we expect now.

New submissions must meet our updated guidelines:
Most final guest pieces land between 1,200–2,000 words because real stories and insights take space. But this isn’t about hitting a word count — it’s about depth, honesty, and clear value for business owners and leaders working through real emotional, relational, or professional growth.

Say what needs to be said. No filler. No fluff.

How to Get Published:

  • Read at least one post in the blog—then pitch a topic that fits.
  • Show us the tension: what’s the uncomfortable truth under your idea?
  • Tell us who you are without your job title first. What led you here?
  • Send your pitch to using the form below.

We don’t run clickbait. We don’t do ghostwritten ads. We protect this space for the ones brave enough to put their real name on real work.

Bring your truth—or pitch somewhere else.