Lisa J. Scott is a writer and the founder of In2edge, a consulting firm focused on complex business transitions. Her work explores clarity, perception, and the systems that shape how people think, decide, and relate to one another. She is the author of multiple books across literary and applied domains, including The Woman from Frog Creek, The Art After the Deal, and Clarity: The Ledger Principle in an Editable World. Her writing spans memoir, fiction, and systems-based reflection, unified by a focus on attention, structure, and meaning. Borrowed Certainty: A Long Evening in Seattle continues this body of work through a quiet, observational lens-examining how belief forms in real time and how orientation can be reclaimed in a world shaped by signal and reaction. She lives in Texas.