ReConsider (verb): to think about something again, especially because you might want to change a previous decision or opinion (Oxford Dictionary).

ReConsider (verb): to think about something again, especially because you might want to change a previous decision or opinion (Oxford Dictionary).

What’s in a name?

ReConsider reflects the many iterations in the writing process. It is normal for first drafts to get deleted, tossed in the recycle bin or made into paper airplanes. Writing is a process that demands time and patience, just like using vintage typewriters.

ReConsiders' editing process

ReConsider, established in 2020, specializes in one-on-one collaboration tailored to your editing needs.

 

Writing is a process that can be fun and creative or one of frustration and despair. Possibly a combination of both. Small inconsistencies can leave the reader feeling confused risking the chance for your message to get through.  Good writing demands time and patience, just like using a vintage typewriter. Either way, you should feel confident about the finished product.

 

No worries, this is where ReConsider comes in. Even the best writers need a fresh pair of eyes to review their work.

 

ReConsider can help you develop and polish your writing so it sends the message you intended.

 

ReConsider specializes in one-on-one collaboration tailored to your editing needs.