Why am I doing this?

I'm not entirely certain where my desire to write came from, and I think the answers to that question are perhaps being driven away so that any answer I provide would no longer be truthful enough for me to feel comfortable with any elaboration. As far as I know, I've always been a writer. 

Kahron, the writer.

So, I will not consider my fading past here; I will consider the 'here and now,' which lately has been the consideration of interrogation. Writing helps me ask the big and small questions or the medium-sized ones that interrupt the eureka moments and create more questions. Writing helps me problem-solve, then problem-seek, to problem-solve again—if I've done research right. And the research is writing. People think the physical characteristic of writing—putting pen to page—is writing. However, I say again, if you've done the research right, the physical act is simply a turning of a broken faucet ready to burst.

Now, that is for me, for my own projects. What am I doing for other people? 

Aside from the obvious financial considerations, I enjoy assisting others and solving their puzzles in the same way I solve my own. Honestly, it's a selfish endeavor: Writing for others, in their voices, allows me to better understand other walks of life, vocations, motivations, and thought processes in a way I would not have otherwise.

My business partners with various clients, including entrepreneurs, athletes, political figures, and other thought leaders. I’m able to do this by understanding their needs and end goals and helping create content that will attract target audiences while remaining authentic to the client’s voice.