Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
Plain answers about The Emerson Review: what it is, how features are chosen, and who is behind it.
What is The Emerson Review?
The Emerson Review is an invitation-only digital editorial publication, an online magazine, of long-form essays on founders, executives, coaches and speakers. It was established in 2026 and is published by Human Touch Publishing in Nashville, Tennessee.
Is it free?
Yes. The feature is free, and no one ever pays to be featured. There are no sponsored features and no fees of any kind.
How are founders selected?
Every feature is chosen by the editors through editorial selection. Founders and leaders are chosen for the story they have lived and the substance of their work, not for their promotion or publicity.
Who can be nominated?
Founders, executives, coaches and speakers may be nominated. Anyone can submit a nomination, including for themselves. Every nomination is read, but not every nominee is featured.
What does a feature include?
Each feature begins with a recorded conversation and becomes a long-form essay with photography and an "In Their Words" Q&A. Featured leaders also receive the official "As Featured In" badge to use after publication.
Is there a podcast?
Yes. The Emerson Hour: Inside the Lives of High-Level Leaders is the companion podcast, where every feature begins as a conversation. Episodes are thirty-minute conversations. The first episodes are launching soon.
Who's behind it?
The Emerson Review was founded by Jim Morris, its Founder & Editor-in-Chief. It is published by Human Touch Publishing in Nashville, Tennessee.