CREATOR PROFILE

Malcolm Gauld

Author / Educator / Speaker
Malcolm draws on decades of experience running one of the country's most distinctive college preparatory schools to write with authority on parenting, character development, and the college journey. His approach is grounded in the belief that every young person carries a unique potential — and that the parent's most important job is to trust that potential, even when the path is unexpected. His writing reaches families navigating everything from learning differences to college admissions to the day-to-day work of raising independent adults.

United States

Parenting
Educational

Experience

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EXPERIENCE WITH PROPS

Malcolm writes editorial content on parenting philosophy, college readiness, and character-based education for brands in the education and personal finance spaces. His work translates complex ideas about learning, resilience, and family dynamics into accessible, narrative-driven pieces that resonate with parents of students at every stage.

Subject Matter

Education, college readiness, and parenting. His published work covers the intersection of family dynamics and academic success — from how parents should handle failure to the fundamentals of college preparation — drawing on his extensive background running a nationally recognized character-education institution.

Education
Society
Finance

Content Formats

Long-form editorial with a personal, philosophical tone. Malcolm writes reflective essays and practical guides that blend storytelling with expertise, drawing on real family experiences to make ideas about character development and parenting feel grounded and actionable.

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Get to know

Malcolm Gauld

Malcolm writes with authority and warmth about the hardest parts of parenting — letting go, trusting the path, and raising children with genuine character rather than simply chasing credentials. His work challenges parents to step back from outcomes and invest in the deeper work of knowing their child.

Sample Work

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Published

Published with Props

Five Rules for College Success

Step Aside — When should parents step in?

Let Go of Your Child's Success and Failure