Contributors
Who writes here, and why we asked them.
Now or Never is written primarily by its founder. When a subject calls for expertise beyond that, we bring in someone who has it rather than researching our way to a confident-sounding article.
Guest contributors are invited on the strength of what they know. We don’t pay for guest articles and nobody pays us to publish one. Where a contributor is connected to a brand featured on this site, we say so on their entry.
Permanent authors
Paul Meisner
Paul Meisner is the founder and editor of Now or Never. He writes about training, nutrition, faith, and the long game of staying healthy while running a business and raising a family. He is not a physician, and Now or Never does not publish medical advice — what it publishes is the reasoning, the research, and the lived experience behind decisions readers are making anyway.
Full bio in progress. Links: LinkedIn · X · Instagram · Email — to be added.
View all posts by Paul →Guest contributors
Invited writers. Not staff, not paid, not paying.
Dr. Maycee Sturino, D.C.
[BIO — 60–100 words, pending sign-off. Lead with clinical credentials and years in practice, then specialty, then what perspective she brings here specifically: Gonstead method, Webster certification, pediatric and prenatal care.]
Dr. Maycee's practice, Genesis Chiropractic, is a featured partner on this site. She was not paid for this article and did not pay to appear.
View all posts by Dr. →Thomas [Last name]
[BIO — 60–100 words, pending sign-off. What he does at Flight Foods, his background, and what makes his angle worth reading — years in the field, what he's actually built or done.]
Flight Foods is a featured partner on this site. Thomas was not paid for his article and did not pay to appear here.
View all posts by Thomas →How guest contributors are selected
Three things:
They know something specific. Not general wellness enthusiasm — an actual domain where they’ve done the work and can say something a well-read generalist couldn’t.
They’ll say what they don’t know. The most useful contributors are the ones who mark the edges of the evidence instead of writing past them.
They fit how this site thinks. Long view, no hype, comfortable saying the boring answer is usually the right one.
Want to write for us?
We’re open to it, selectively.
Send a short note through the contact form with “Contributor or guest content” selected. Include who you are, what you’d want to write about, and why you’re the person to write it. One or two paragraphs.
What we don’t accept: pre-written drafts pitched cold, articles whose real purpose is a link, and anything generic enough that it could have been sent to a hundred other sites. Guest articles are not for sale in either direction. If you’re looking for paid placement, that’s the partners page — a different thing, clearly labeled.