So far, they've all called about their sons.
They’re starting law school in the fall.
And they’re “really smart.”
But they “can’t write.”
“It’s their schools’ fault.
They didn’t train him well.”
“So, I need you to train him.
Can you train my son to write?”
—“Why, yes,” I respond.
“I don’t want their writing to hold them back in law school.”
—“Of course. I’ve got a pre-law prep course focused on writing that I tailor to each student. They write for me each week and get targeted lessons and feedback. I’d be delighted to chat by phone to discuss.” 🤝
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(And I’ll talk to mothers about daughters, too! 🙂)
💌 Amanda
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