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Presence. Truth. Craft. And Soul.
I don’t just teach storytelling. I help people integrate their creative vision with their lived experience — transforming insight, emotion, and even pain into something real, clear, and resonant.
It’s what I call a consciousness-based approach to creativity.
Whether I’m guiding a playwright through their climactic scene, helping a founder articulate their brand voice, or standing onstage performing a monologue about existential dread, I’m always working from the same place:
Awareness. Honesty. Craft. And the courage to tell the truth.
✨ What Is Consciousness-Based Creativity?
It’s a way of writing — and working — that’s grounded in inner clarity and emotional presence, not just technique or trends. It doesn’t bypass structure or craft. It deepens it. It brings the full human being to the page, not just the intellect or the brand voice.
This approach asks:
- What are you really trying to say?
- What’s underneath the block or the cliché?
- Where’s the emotional truth in your story?
- What part of you wants to be heard?
What You Get from This Approach
A consciousness-based approach brings powerful, tangible benefits:
✨ For Writers & Creatives:
- Deeper authenticity in your voice
- A clearer connection to your purpose
- Tools to navigate resistance and fear
- Work that resonates with readers on an emotional level
- A story that feels true — not just clever
✨ For Entrepreneurs & Founders:
- Messaging that’s alive, not generic
- Clarity on what you really stand for
- Copy that feels aligned with your values
- A voice that sets you apart, because it’s actually yours
✨ For Anyone at a Creative Crossroads:
- A renewed sense of inner permission to create
- Help reconnecting with your core identity
- Practical, soulful support for the next phase of your creative life
Where This Comes From
This approach is rooted in my life.
I’ve worked as a Hollywood ghostwriter, a teacher, a business strategist, and a spiritual seeker. I’ve written for global brands and for myself — at times in the depths of the dark night of the soul. I’ve studied mindfulness, somatics, psychology, storytelling, trauma, and transformation.
And what I’ve found is this:
When you tell the truth — and shape it with care — it changes things. For you. For the people who hear it. For the work itself.
Final Thought
✨ Storytelling isn’t just a skill. It’s a form of presence.
If you’re ready to work with someone who brings both structure and soul to the process, you’re in the right place.
“Warren is great because he’s easy to get along with, he’s smart, he doesn’t need a lot of direction and he comes with a lot of knowledge.” Faith Connolly, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Education Research Consortium