A Distant Calling

A freelance ghostwriter, Arizona native Anna Elizabeth Judd enjoys an illustrious career doing what she loves: writing. Raised by her two loving parents, she spent her childhood on horseback and motorcycles. Her mother, a graduate of Layton Art School in Wisconsin, provided the genetic background to follow her dreams. During her second year in college for fine arts, her younger sister was tragically killed in a car accident at the age of seventeen. Incidences such as these leave permanent scars. She graduated college and went back to her first love, horses. Anna's career as an equestrian professional lasted for more than thirty years. Her instruction came from Hall of Fame trainers like Pete Kyle and Lightning Leonard Moore. Both taught Anna's the art of patience and perfection. Leonard instructed, "The only way to survive in this world is work for what you want. Nothing is handed to you on a silver platter." And work is what she did. Coming from a long line of entrepreneurs, her business management skills became second nature. Anna's horse training days are the reason for the successful writing career she enjoys today. When her clients needed guideline to follow when the training session finished, she wrote her first book, "The Handbook of Horsemanship." The seed was planted, and her passion for writing began. Anna may not train horses anymore, but her heart still lives in their sacred allure. As her business expanded, her clients' needs grew, which put her artistic skills to work. She designs and markets many of her clients' books; creating book covers and developing branding products keeps her skills sharp. Anna is an avid fan of mountain biking and hiking. She also believes the only way to find true happiness is to create your success. "You are the only one who can bring peace and joy into your life." Anna Elizabeth Judd