Words can change your mood, your mind, even your world. They can also bore you stupid.
Unfortunately, as can be proven by most meeting presentations and FB posts, we often succumb to that last power.
WrightClever was created to lift us out of that word tedium. Using humor and wit, connection, and knowledge, WrightClever offers up tips and tools to not only expand your word reservoir but teach you to use the words you know more creatively and effectively.
With more than a hundred thousand seldom used words at your disposal, finding new words that suit you will be breeze. Let’s coax the overlooked and abandoned words back into the light. Use them to let people know that you are more than brave, you’re indomitable. You are more than busy, you’re hard pressed. You are more than tired, you’re quanked. And you are more than happy, you’re blithe, buoyant, and beatific.
Let’s embrace the expressive words, the witty words, the ones that give us goosebumps. Let’s talk like we mean it. Let’s write like we want people to hear us, see us and come along for the ride.
At WrightClever, we promise you will never be at a loss for words. Even when a sensational view leaves you gob smacked, a meeting comment has you utterly dumbfounded, or a show of love takes your breath away.
Stephanie K. Wright
Award-winning author. Dynamic speaker. WrightClever founder. Mundane work escape artist. Bookstore wanderer. Marketing professional. Sci-fi semi-nerd. Lifelong logophile.
Having been pummeled by tedious work speak for decades, Stephanie finally escaped the confines of stale conference rooms and set her mind to showing people how to unleash the imaginative power of words.
As an author and speaker, Stephanie harnesses the magic of witty and weird words to transform the humdrum in our lives into at least the fairly interesting, if not the downright delightful. books to workshops, she creates handy tools to help people up their own word game.
Stephanie calls enchantingly drippy Seattle home where she lives with a mess of beautiful misfits, including her effervescent pibbles Hedy and Mei, a too-happy-to-be-a-respectable cat called Hubble and one glorious shitten named Atwood.