Storytelling for Social Media (Without Feeling Like You're Performing)

Weekly Workshop

Here's the truth that no one talks about… You don't need to create stories for social media. You need to recognize the ones already unfolding in your creative life.

Jane Austen understood this instinctively.

She didn't invent drama, she observed the universal human experiences happening right in her drawing room and transformed them into stories that still resonate centuries later. Elizabeth Bennet's journey from prejudice to understanding? That's the same story every creator faces when they challenge their own assumptions about their work, their audience, or their worth.

The difference between performing and storytelling isn't what you share, it's how you frame what's already happening.

The Stories That Are Already There

Every day in your creative life, you're living moments that contain universal truths:

The 3 AM breakthrough when you finally solve a plot problem isn't just about your book—it's about persistence, the creative process, and those moments when everything clicks.

The rejection that stung isn't just about your manuscript, it's about resilience, the courage to keep going, and the reality that success isn't linear.

The reader email that made you cry isn't just about validation, it's about connection, the power of stories to heal, and why we do this work in the first place.

These aren't performances. They're your life. The key is learning to see the universal story within your personal experience.

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