Eric Copeland

Creative writer of 21+ years and counting, well-versed in poetry/prose, essaying, blogging, and some scriptwriting. Astute communicator passionate about connecting with others, looking to break into the technical writing field within the tech industry, as well as copywriting miscellaneously. In short: I'm new to much of this, but I know I have what it takes.

Coursera certificates of completion for technical writing and AI-enhanced copywriting.

Also: a language student actively studying French, Spanish, Italian, and (European) Portuguese.

I'm new to these fields of work. I've been working in restaurants since 2006, and I'm at the point in my life where I am ready to switch lanes. I've been writing for a very long time, and now I just want the opportunity to make money doing it. I know businesses pretty much always require experience to even be somewhat considered, but my genuine question is: how does one gain real-world experience if one is never hired for not having experience? I just need someone to take a chance on me.

I currently have two Coursera certificates of completion currently, and I am stacking more as I go. I have certifications for Technical Writing as well as AI-Enhanced Copywriting.