The Power of Narration
My work with clients involves getting them excited about the things they already love.
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So often we pass by things (books, brands, adventures) because we don't know how directly they speak to our souls. We haven't heard their story or thought to ask ourselves what we'd like to hear if we could hear anything, and we miss the conversations that are begging for us to join in.
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With eight years of higher education English degrees and seven in multi-media marketing, I've participated in the growth of two companies from toddlerhood to becoming Manhattan staples through image expansion, SEO, client connections, and brand awareness. By getting to know their customers and standing in the eccentricities of their stories, these businesses claimed space that no other businesses could touch, because they claimed hearts and allowed customers to join in the discussion of the brand's importance.
After all, everyone craves a good story and letting the customer build that gives them the emotional buy in no airtime can pay for.
About Molly
I was born and raised in the Rocky Mountains. Finding the perfect word is like discovering a hidden landscape—it requires patience, precision, and a bit of daring. My creative roots are deeply entwined with the rugged peaks and expansive vistas of the high country, and this sense of place informs every piece I write, grounding my work in authenticity and a quiet strength.
With a decade of experience in narrative strategy and creative storytelling, I’ve partnered with brands and visionaries to turn complex ideas into compelling human stories. My background is as varied as my interests, spanning from investigative journalism to experimental multimedia art, always with a focus on the weight and rhythm of the written word.
Beyond the professional sphere, I am a firm believer in the magic of local connection and the importance of multidisciplinary exploration. Whether I’m drafting a new essay or conceptualizing a visual piece, my goal remains the same: to create work that resonates, lasts, and feels profoundly personal to those who encounter it.