You just spent 75 minutes digging through your own life for stories you didn't know you had. That's the hard part, and you did it.

But there's a difference between having raw material and having something ready to post. Between a scribbled note in the margin of your workbook and a piece of content that makes someone stop scrolling and think, "oh... that's me."

That's what the Story Bank Session is for.

A private, one-on-one session with Andrea. Just you and her, working through 3–5 of the stories you found today. Not homework. Not a template. You leave with finished, ready-to-use content — shaped, not just outlined.

You went through the S.T.O.R.I.E.S. framework today and you've got something written down. But turning "here's a memory" into "here's a post that connects and points somewhere" is its own skill, and you'd rather have help than stare at a blinking cursor for another week.

If that's you, this is for you.

If you left today with a story already fully formed and you're itching to write it yourself, that's great too — go do that. This session is for the people who want a hand with the shaping, not everyone.

Andrea sits down with you and your stories from today. Together you'll pick the 3–5 with the most potential, shape each one into something ready to post — LinkedIn, Instagram, a newsletter, wherever you show up — and attach the gentle CTA that fits it. You leave with content in hand, not a to-do list.

Seven spots because this is Andrea doing the work herself, one person at a time — not a template, not outsourced, not scaled. When they're gone, they're gone.

Do I need to have my stories fully written before the session?

No. Bring whatever you scribbled down today, even if it's just a sentence or two. That's plenty to start from.

What if I want help with a story that isn't from today's workshop?

That's fine. Bring whatever's on your mind — a memory, a moment, something someone said to you recently. If it's real, it's usable.

Is this a course or training?

No. It's a working session. You show up with raw material, you leave with finished content.