Writer, Artist, and Brand Marketing Consultant **with 10+ years experience helping people and brands be who they really are, on and offline.**

"For me, Amy has a really magical way of intuitively knowing what it is I am trying to express.

She took the time to really listen and understand my brand and helped me to develop my vision and the language to bring it to life in a fun and creative way. She also shared many wonderful ideas for events, blogging, and collaborations that I look forward to developing together. Her creativity and artistry bring such JOY to the entire process!”
Melissa Scanlon, Fleur333, Founder + President
"We find your approach and the clarity it is bringing to the site amazing!!

This is exactly what we were looking for! Thank you for listening, and thank you for hearing.”
Peter & Rachel, Parish Hill Creamery
"Amy has created a new level of ease.

In the last five years, I have hired a lot of organizations or individuals to help me with web design, digital courses, email campaigns, and social media. Total bust — I'm amazed how many professionals lack integrity and follow-through. Amy has the gift of seeing the big picture and then making here-and-now decisions to support it. I couldn't be more enthusiastic about her leadership — she's a creative genius.”
Emily Clement, Transformational Coach + Speaker

Celebrator of Curiosity, Uniqueness + Vulnerability

A cheerleader at heart (and once in high school), Amy will tirelessly, sometimes sarcastically, encourage your most honest self-expression in everything you do.

FUN FACT: We named our business You’re A Big Deal because we believe you are a big deal, just as you are. You don’t need to become someone to be an impactful person or a brand. It’s our job to make sure you believe it too!

When things feel hard, Amy will remind you it's always OK to pause, ask for help, feel your feelings and/or hide in the bathroom for a good cry.

Active listening, empathy, conversational copy, and simple, engaging content are her strengths.

Self-compassion and transparency in motherhood, the importance of reflecting on how far you’ve come, being honest about what you want, and what she should make for dinner are conversations she will never stop having.