I’m building a new series of health and wellness articles designed purely to educate readers—no product pitches, no sales agenda, just clear, trustworthy information. I’m looking for a blog-savvy writer who can translate solid research into engaging, reader-friendly posts that inspire healthier choices. The ideal flow for each piece: • Grab attention with a relatable hook. • Back every claim with up-to-date references from reputable sources (peer-reviewed studies, respected medical sites, or interviews with licensed professionals). • Wrap up with practical take-aways readers can act on immediately. I’ll share a short list of themes—nutrition myths debunked, stress-management techniques, beginner fitness routines, emerging mental-health trends—and invite you to pitch specific angles you’re excited about. Once we agree on topics, you’ll: 1. Outline the structure. 2. Draft the article in an easy-to-scan style (sub-headings, short paragraphs, bullet points where helpful). 3. Deliver a final proofread version between 800–1,200 words in Google Docs or Word, plus a brief meta description. Quality matters more than speed, but a steady cadence of one article per week would be ideal. If you’re passionate about wellness, skilled at simplifying complex info, and comfortable citing sources, I’d love to read a quick sample of your work and discuss the first topic.