I just wrote a new piece from my time in Japan… It’s about a moment that felt small then—but changed how I saw everything. I turned part of it into a visual scene as well. If you’d like to read it, I can send you a chapter key 🤍 Or tell me—do you prefer reading first, or seeing the visual first?

Excited to welcome @Rich Gomez a writer and the owner of a Skool community for writers! 🏍️I love connecting with creatives and leaders building something meaningful. I’ve dropped his link below—👇 https://www.skool.com/the-authors-blueprint-5159/about?ref=6210393648bb4c78aa4df4b17d20c8dd

Most memoirs are written quietly… and only shared once they’re finished. But a life story doesn’t really happen that way. It’s messy, emotional, and full of moments that don’t make sense until you sit with them. So instead of waiting until everything is polished, I’ve been writing mine in real time—letting it unfold as it comes. And somewhere along the way…this space has grown to 80+ members 🤍 Writers, readers, observers—each bringing their own story, their own lens. Inside Memoir Skool, I share chapters as they’re written—raw, unfiltered moments from my life modeling and acting in Hollywood and Japan in the 1980s, along with visual scenes inspired by those memories. If you’ve ever been curious about what a story looks like before it’s finished… You’re welcome to step inside. You can ask me for a chapter key anytime. f you’re a writer or creator—do you prefer to share your work as it unfolds, or wait until it’s complete? — Cristal #I Escaped Hollywood, Barely.

@Gwynne Conlyn ⭐️📕🌎 I just read your bio, and I have to say — what an incredible journey. We are truly honored to have such a talented and accomplished writer join us, and I’m excited to learn from your experience and celebrate your presence here. We’re truly honored to have you here. Please feel free to share anything you’re working on, your current projects, or anything you’d like us to know — and if there’s ever anything I can do to support you, I’m here.

Sometimes the hardest part of a life story…isn’t what happened, but understanding what it meant. I’m writing mine in real time, and some moments still surprise me. Have you ever had an experience that didn’t make sense until much later?