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Re:Vision

Jessie Kwak

What happens when a ghostwriter loses her eye and starts telling her own story? Let’s find out together.

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  • Jessie Kwak

    Jessie Kwak is a nonfiction book coach and ghostwriter who helps speakers, coaches, and entrepreneurs tell stories that change the world. If you have a book to write, get in touch.

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