I'm Nailah!
My journey into book editing and coaching began with a blog. What started as a space for storytelling evolved into authorship,and eventually, a calling to help others bring their books to life.
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My Story
In essence, my life is full of service and purpose.
In 2016, I created a writing guide series entitled Look Better In Writing to address the common misconceptions of Standard American English grammar as well as teach small business owners the importance of literacy, especially when marketing one’s brand online. “Look Better In Writing” has since evolved into a brand itself and has opened doors for me to reach more entrepreneurs, college students, and even publications (such as The New York Times) where I gained recognition as an authority on English language competency. It has also positioned me as a credible book editor and coach.
These days, I am focused on my “Book-fluence” brand as my goal is to help educators and thought leaders expand their influence by way of their thought leadership book
I have secured my position within a niche not often occupied by women of color, and I seek to share with the world my superpower—the ability to write one’s expertise with clarity.
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Born in Los Angeles. Raised in Compton. Earned multiple college degrees. Lived in another country. Taught many English language lessons. Wrote and published 11 books.
All Books
In her signature book, Nailah Harvey’s candid and strategic approach helps leaders and educators turn their expertise into thought-leadership books that build their brand, boost credibility, and expand their influence.
In her powerful follow-up to Chapter 30: How to Make Less Regretful Decisions in Your 20s, Nailah Harvey returns with a compelling reflection on the clarifying decade that followed. Chapter 40 is a self-help memoir and guide for anxious, ambitious, and overzealous millennials navigating life in their 30s.
Look Better In Writing: A Quick & Easy Guide to Punctuation
Ever wondered when to use a semicolon instead of a comma, or an en dash instead of an em dash? In Look Better In Writing, featured in The New York Times, Nailah Harvey provides your go-to resource to master punctuation
