Writer for Rad Women

Freelance Copywriter

Wee Bee Free

I created a Brand Voice guide and About page. I am creating a Brand Voice guide book using my graphic design skills. Based off my writing in creating their BV guide, I am creating content idea for the brand to use in future postings.

Copywriter

United Formulas

Create punchy SEO optimized product descriptions. 
Updated their About page.

Product descriptions

Writer for Rad Women | Copywriter for Coaches & Creatives | Outdoor Industry Junkie

You are here for authenticity. 

And because you need a copywriter you can trust to execute your vision and help guide you. 

I help Coaches, Creatives, and Outdoor Industry leaders. 
Rad Women. 

If you are looking for 

☄️Impactful Words for your Website & Emails 

🔥Collaboration & Dedication to your vision 

🌻 Empathy & Understanding 

🫶🏻 Complete your Sales Funnel 

Send me a DM. 
Let’s collaborate 

McKenzie Such

Your LinkedIn is boring. Your ideas aren’t. I fix that. | Growth Engineer

I've had more job titles than I can count: computer shop attendant, construction worker, graphic designer, WordPress developer, Samsung promoter, call center agent, freelancer, marketing ops, client manager.None of it made sense at the time. I was just figuring things out as I went, learning by doing, picking up whatever skill the job demanded.Then someone showed me an N8N workflow and something clicked. I was already obsessed with Notion, taking notes on everything, trying to build my own second brain but it felt limited. That demo made me realize I could actually build the thing I wanted.So I got obsessed. Prompt engineering, RAG pipelines, token optimization, AI agents. I couldn't stop learning.That's when I realized I've always been a builder. My dad builds things, maybe that's where I got it.Now I build AI systems that actually work: scraping workflows, AI agents for research and outreach, MCP servers in production, dev systems that save 20+ hours a week.Still learning, still building. The path was messy and honestly kind of brutal, but I'm grateful for it.

Ryan Jose Brosas

I named my second brain after an anime move.

(yes, really)

I was watching One Piece and heard Zoro say "Sanzen Sekai"... Three Thousand Worlds.

Something about it stuck with me.

I wanted a name for my Obsidian vault that felt cool, you know? Not just "Notes" or "Brain Dump" or whatever.

Something that actually meant something.

So I searched what Thousand Worlds actually means.

Turns out it's a Buddhist concept about infinite realms, interconnectedness, and potential realities all existing together.

And I thought... wait, that's exactly what a second brain is?

All these notes, ideas, thoughts, random things I've collected over time... they're all connected in ways I don't even see yet.

Every note is its own little world.

And when you link them together, you're not just organizing information. You're building something bigger than any single idea.

Infinite realms of your own thinking.

That's cooool to me.

So yeah, my vault is called Thousand Worlds now.

Named after a sword technique from an anime.

No regrets.

What did you name your second brain? Or do you just call it "Notes" like a normal person?

P.S. If you haven't watched One Piece, I'm not saying you should... but also you should.

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