Dear Hiring Manager,
Many thanks in advance for your time and attention. These are the most invaluable currencies we can exchange, and it means the world to me to have yours at the moment. Really, thank you.
For nearly a decade now, I have owned and operated a small personal coaching business. From lead generation to client conversion; from sales to marketing; from copywriting to branding; I have honed the time management skills, organization skills, communication skills, emotional intelligence, and business acumen it takes to keep this ship sailing smoothly — through clear skies or otherwise.
While I have learned a lot about a lot, it has also taken a lot out of me. It's all good, of course. And, I think I am ready for something else. I am in the process of finding new work as an employee in a role that takes full advantage of my highly trained skillset.
Primarily, I would like to focus on writing: creative writing, copywriting, content writing, and so on. This is one of my top skills, and one which I am confident in my ability to deliver consistently and with high quality. I am skilled with WordPress, Ghostwriting, SEO, and basic HTML, as well as researching, image editing, and other information- and media-related skills necessary for creating and managing content across multiple platforms.
As much as I have learned about everything it takes to run a business, I am ready to start anew with a "beginner's mind." I am highly coachable, I take direction well, and I work effectively as part of a team. Becoming a teammate, rather than a sole business owner, is one of my main motivating factors for taking this new path of employment.
That being said, I am also a self-starter. I know how to take initiative on projects and organize effectively to meet necessary deadlines — ones set for me, and ones which I set for myself.
Most importantly, I have learned how to learn. I have honed the skill of integrating new skills and new information effectively. If there is anything I need to know which I don't know currently, I am confident in my ability to acquire that knowledge and swiftly apply it to fulfill the responsibilities of my role.
In summary, I am well equipped to play the role of Copywriter and other related roles as a part of your team — and I would be more than happy to. As I transition out of my previous role as personal coach, I am ready to begin working for you immediately.
Thanks again for your time and attention. Should you choose to hire me, I will prove to be an invaluable asset in capturing the time and attention of your clients' customers as well.
Kind regards,
Devin Ryback