Sammi Caramela.

As a full-time freelance writer, Sammi started her writing journey while still in college, commuting to a part-time job as a business writer in Manhattan. After graduating in 2017 with a bachelor's in writing arts and minor in journalism, she became a full-time B2B journalist and — eventually — built her portfolio enough to pursue a freelance career.

Sammi has bylines on CO— by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Business News Daily, 24/7 Wall St., InspireMore, Suggest, and A-Z Animals, among others. While her main areas of expertise include business, finance, and entrepreneurship, Sammi also writes about lifestyle and mental health. In fact, she is the sole author of the column “Trauma! A PTSD Blog” on HealthyPlace.

In addition to her freelance writing career, Sammi is also a published author of a fiction novel called Some Place Like Home, a poetry collection called Mourning Moon, and multiple short stories in various anthologies. She is also the owner of Write of Passage on Substack and the host of the podcast Rite of Passage With Sammi Caramela.

Sammi Caramela
Sammi Caramela

Recent Work

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Personal Finance

7 Carl Icahn Quotes Every 30-Year-Old Needs to Hear

24/7 Wall St. Insights Carl Icahn, founder and controlling shareholder of Icahn Enterprises, uses his experience as a businessman and investor to help professionals of all ages. Individuals in their 30s can…

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Personal Finance

10 Oprah Winfrey Quotes Every 70 Year Old Needs To Hear

Oprah Winfrey is a highly-quotable media personality who offers wonderful advice for individuals of all ages. If you’re in your 70s, refer to the following quotes for tailored guidance and support. Also:…

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Technology

10 Elon Musk Quotes Every 40-Year-Old Needs to Hear

Amid turmoil with his ex-best friend Donald Trump, Elon musk has announced interest in forming a new political party. He calls this theoretical, third U.S political party the “America Party”. Musk is…

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