Eric Gee has administered personality-based life coaching for more than twenty years. He built a successful education company that used his personality typing method to better the lives of more than twenty thousand students, parents, and teachers. As creator of the Youtopia Project website and the Youtopia 16 assessment, he has disseminated his method to over half a million users since the website’s creation in 2016. His coaching program has been used in companies (Hulu, Disney), universities, and over forty school districts.

Eric graduated from UCLA, where he studied English literature and screenwriting. Coincidentally, he’s also a classically trained pianist, backyard-trained barbecue dilettante, three-time fantasy football champion, professional mentor, and amateur magician. He owns Youtopia Creative, a shared creative workspace in Los Angeles, where he acts as both life coach and infinite Pez dispenser of saccharine bits of 80s and 90s pop culture.

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Pass-the-Baton Interview # 37 is part of a series of Instagram Live interviews where contributors to Word Improv challenges (by @wordsleuth) interview one another so that the Word Improv community and our audience learn about Word Improv writers and their work. The interviewee for one interview becomes the interviewer for the next! (hence, “Pass-the-Baton”).

A Word Improv challenge is where participants are asked to incorporate a set of six “difficult” words into a broadly defined “story”, which includes a short story, poem, skit, song, etc. Participants include authors, poets, screenwriters and anyone else who is a storyteller of some kind. Each challenge kicks off after a set of six words is posted (over a period of several days) on the @wordsleuth page.

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@rachelgrosvenorauthor interviews

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@robsamborn is Super Host

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Rachel Grosvenor is a writer from Birmingham, UK, with a PhD, MA and BA in Creative Writing. With a passion for telling fantastical tales, Rachel has written poetry and short stories for reviews and anthologies worldwide. When she's not writing, she spends her time editing, coaching, and wondering what's for elevenses.

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Pass-the-Baton Interview # 36 is part of a series of Instagram Live interviews where contributors to Word Improv challenges (by @wordsleuth) interview one another so that the Word Improv community and our audience learn about Word Improv writers and their work. The interviewee for one interview becomes the interviewer for the next! (hence, “Pass-the-Baton”).

A Word Improv challenge is where participants are asked to incorporate a set of six “difficult” words into a broadly defined “story”, which includes a short story, poem, skit, song, etc. Participants include authors, poets, screenwriters and anyone else who is a storyteller of some kind. Each challenge kicks off after a set of six words is posted (over a period of several days) on the @wordsleuth page.

For Pass-the-Baton Interview # 36 (via Instagram):

@stevenjosephauthor interviews

@rachelgrosvenorauthor

@authorcrrice is Super Host

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Anyone can join and participation in all aspects of what we do is free! You can find testimonials we received about our community by checking out the “Testimonials” highlight on the @wordsleuth page.

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From Steven Joseph:

"I am an attorney, marathon runner, first generation American, and son of a Holocaust Survivor. I am the author of A Grownup Guide to Effective Crankiness, and the just released Cranky Superpowers.

I have also published three children’s books: The Last Surviving Dinosaur: The TyrantoCrankaTsuris, Snoodles, Kidoodles, Poodles and Lots and Lots of Noodles and Snoodles in Space: A Snoodle, the Zoodle Kidoodles and One Happy Schmoodle.

Set for release in February/March 2024: Snoodles in Space, Episode 2: The Zoodles Strike Back!"

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Pass-the-Baton Interview # 35 is part of a series of Instagram Live interviews where contributors to Word Improv challenges (by @wordsleuth) interview one another so that the Word Improv community and our audience learn about Word Improv writers and their work.  The interviewee for one interview becomes the interviewer for the next! (hence, “Pass-the-Baton”). 

A Word Improv challenge is where participants are asked to incorporate a set of six “difficult” words into a broadly defined “story”, which includes a short story, poem, skit, song, etc.  Participants include authors, poets, screenwriters and anyone else who is a storyteller of some kind.  Each challenge kicks off after a set of six words is posted (over a period of several days) on the @wordsleuth page.

For Pass-the-Baton Interview # 35 (via Instagram):

@leighannhughes.author interviews

@stevenjosephauthor

@dc.gomez was Super Host

by @wordsleuth 

This interview is available as a podcast. Find the podcast by searching for “Wordsleuth” on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Deezer, Listen Notes, TuneIn, etc. 

Anyone can join and participation in all aspects of what we do is free!  You can find testimonials we received about our community by checking out the “Testimonials” highlight on the @wordsleuth page.  

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