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“Christian is very responsive, fast and efficient. He's a pleasure to work with.”

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“I highly recommend working with Christian. He delivered the job quickly and in great quality. 100% satisfaction.”

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“Christian is doing excellent work. He has cooperative attitude and delivers great quality. When working with him you do not need to worry about deadlines. Highly recommended.”

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“I highly appreciate Christian's ability to keep high working standards while delivering proofreading at the speed of light. Hence, Christian is my positive benchmark when I think of cooperation with freelancers.”

When I was teaching back in the day, I could see a clear path to editing full-time but I was too afraid to branch off on my own. I mean, starting my own business? In Poland?

And now I’ve been editing for a living for seven years. It’s crazy to think about.

None of this would be possible without the amazing clients I’ve had the chance to collaborate with – especially those who keep trusting me with more work.

Here’s how 2024 broke down:

⭐ 1,319 projects*
⭐ 7,839 pages
⭐ 1,501,805 words

For some perspective, that’s like editing ALL of the Harry Potter books and then continuing with another 500K words.

Not bad for a year’s worth of work.

Now let’s see what 2025 brings. 🙂

* Projects include blog and academic articles, whitepapers, decks, social media posts, landing pages, newsletters, short stories, and a novel.

I work hard to make my editing workflow as easy as possible for the writers. I maintain a quick turnaround time so the writers can stay engaged with the work and maintain momentum. I do this so the writers can produce quality writing. At the end of the day, their name is on the line, not mine.

To the writer, the editing process can be arduous and boisterous, like banging pots in the kitchen while preparing a difficult recipe. A collaboration where sometimes a positive comment motivates the writer to finish, and other times a harsh note forces the writer to w**d out the paragraph they love the most for the rest of the page to flourish.

To the reader, there is no sound of pots and grunts from the kitchen. There is only the final result, and the writer is complimented on how delicious it is.