A digital blueprint, workbook, and VIP, behind-the-scenes guide to the actions & inner-musings of an experienced presenter that’ll chummily yet firmly guide you in being a paid speaker. Bonus: a community of stranger-friends taking the same journey and face to face “she’s done this” support via regular virtual group gatherings.
A full scholarship to anyone who identifies as Black and is interested in finding, using, and sharing their voice via storytelling.
An inspiring gathering of people challenging themselves and sharing themselves via storytelling. An adult recital if you will.
Mac & Cheese Productions℠ equips you with the tools to design your life to fit YOU via one-on-one consulting.
If you’ve always dreamed of a book that’s 97% how to make life — specifically cleaning — more joyful, 2% memoir, 2% personal therapy, 2% couples therapy, 1% homework, 1% made-up words, 1% TMI, and .01% encouragement to see SIX the musical…
If you’ve always dreamed of a book by an author who isn’t math’y…
This is that book.
Storytelling class geared towards people who feel they don’t have any stories or who want support in unearthing their stories. Also geared towards folks who think public speaking, storytelling, sharing about themselves in front of others sounds like the worst thing ever.
Dive deep into the Life of Yes℠ philosophy and way of being. Saya shares personal stories from her life — one of fulfillment and traveling non-traditional paths — and offers ideas on how you can create the life you want. If you’re looking to answer “What do I want to do?” or “How do I get more out of life?” this class will get those wheels turning.
M&C curates a variety of “by invitation” online groups, all rooted in helping to foster connections and in providing a space to support like-minded yet diverse individuals. Insert yourself into the M&C community and let your YES! light shine bright, you’ll get an invite to join.
Expand your network and knowledge of interesting ways to explore the world in a low-key, no-pressure, comfy way. Everyone comes solo.
A series where adults state they’re unable to do something, they learn about it with a bunch of other adults who also “can’t,” and they prove themselves wrong and not only do the thing but enjoy it and say, “That wasn’t so bad. In fact, kinda fun. Good for me! What’s next?!”