“I dip my pen in the blackest ink,

because I am not afraid of falling into my inkpot.”

– Ralph Waldo Emerson

Welcome! I’m Megan Pincus Kajitani. Experienced writer and editor. (With a dash of career coach, a splash of teacher/trainer and a few drops of academic.)

These days, I write and edit in a variety of arenas, and love the idea of “having enough” -- redefining success for a healthier world.

My non-fiction writing includes career columns in The Chronicle of Higher Education, features in Gazette Newspapers and essays in books, including Sunshine/Noir and Mama, Ph.D.

I blog at Having Enough (In a “Have-It-All” World).  I pen a monthly column, “Being Enough,” in the Writer Mama zine. And I offer career advice each Monday on Inside Higher Ed’s “Mama, PhD” blog.

I also do copywriting (including ghost writing for executives) and book editing (such as freelance story-editing for Miriam Peskowitz on the best-selling Daring Book for Girls). 

My dozen-plus years of professional communication experience includes work in journalism, publishing and academia (and a Master’s in Communication Arts).

Please peruse my site or contact me to learn more.  Thanks for visiting!