Collectively, we are experiencing so much loss right now. Projects, goals, jobs, sickness, actual death -- it's a strange time to be alive.

Wouldn't it help to have some guidance and best practices to manage the complicated feelings of living through a global pandemic?

Join me for a private Q&A about the process of coping with grief & loss from an empowered place. We'll talk about what to expect, plus tools and techniques you can start using immediately (yes, even while under quarantine) to bring some ease and calm.

Can’t join the LIVE broadcast? No worries. You’ll be able to catch the replay anytime.  

About Your Host

Ajarae Coleman is a working actress with dozens of network TV, film and commercial credits. Her mission is to empower actors to become industry leaders, so they can change the world with the stories they tell.

Thousands of members strong, her online community, Acting Resource Guru, gives actors a leg up in the business with in-depth marketing masterclasses, insight from experts on various aspects of the entertainment industry, and a collaborative network. That’s why ARG actors become the busiest, most respected, and professional actors in the industry.

Ajarae Coleman

About Our Expert

Jamie Jensen is an award-winning screenwriter, business strategist, and the creator of Story School. To date, she’s helped over 700 entrepreneurs increase their sales by up to 900% with the power of effective storytelling. Prior to helping business leaders connect deeply with their audiences through copy, video, and talks, Jamie worked in story development in Hollywood, assisting writers in both film & television. Jamie is the co-director and executive producer of the feature film “Hannah Has a Ho-Phase,” which won her the “Best Feature Writer” award at La Femme Film Festival in 2013 and her screenplays "Stand Up Dad" and "Spirit Baby" are currently being packaged for production. In 2014, Jamie built a micro-marketing agency focused on delivering personality-driven conversion copy to for-good businesses. Her agency grew 50% year over year for 3 straight years. She has since shut down her agency to focus on her film career but continues to mentor and coach other writers and entrepreneurs on copywriting, storytelling, and business. When she’s not ideating her next business campaign or movie, you can find Jamie reading about metaphysics, twerking it up in a hip hop dance class, or cracking all the inappropriate jokes. 

Jamie Jensen