✨ What Story Are You Living as a Writer?

You know the story you're writing.

But what about the story you're living?

Maybe you have more ideas than you could ever write—and struggle to finish the ones you've already started.

Maybe you research, plan and analyze because you want to get everything right, only to find yourself further away from the story.

Maybe you care so deeply about other people that your own writing keeps coming last.

Maybe you're ambitious and determined, but the pressure to become a good enough writer is making it harder to create.

Or maybe you keep waiting for the right time, the right circumstances, the right amount of confidence—or simply the feeling that you're finally ready.

💡 What if none of these patterns mean that something is wrong with you?

What if they're clues?

Your natural creative strengths can become obstacles when they're overextended.

Your curiosity can become distraction.
Your sensitivity can become self-doubt.
Your determination can become perfectionism.
Your desire for belonging can make it harder to hear your own voice.

And beneath each pattern is a deeper creative need.

🔍 That's what Creative Story Types is designed to help you discover.

Inside this free guide, you'll explore nine familiar story patterns—from Quest and Mystery to Overcoming the Monster, Locked Door, Shaky Sanctuary, and Rags to Riches—and discover what each one can reveal about the way you create.

For each story type, you'll explore:

🌱 Your Strength — the natural quality you bring to your writing.

🌑 Your Shadow — what can happen when that strength gets overextended.

💛 Your Need — what your creativity may actually be asking for.

✨ Your Transformation — a new way of working with yourself rather than against yourself.

This isn't about putting you in a box or telling you what kind of writer you should be.

It's about understanding your creative patterns so you can work with them.

🌿 Because you don't have to become a different person to become a better writer.

You can learn to create with who you already are.

Download the guide and discover the story you're living as a writer—and what your creativity might be asking you to do next.