Welcome to DreamWriterPoet

Hello, I'm Tara. My commitment to **community, writing, poetry, and healing invests in humanity**. I blend impeccable event planning with powerful public speaking coaching to create truly unforgettable **writing workshops** and experiences.

Whether you're hosting a corporate conference, a book launch, or a personal development workshop, **I ensure every detail is handled with precision** and every message is delivered with impact. **My journey to greatness starts now**—and I invite you to start yours with me.

Workshop Event Planning

• Venue Selection & Management
• Vendor Coordination & Logistics
• Budgeting & Timeline Management
• Attendee Experience Design
• On-site Event Management

Amplify Your Voice

Beyond the logistics, **I empower individuals and teams to become confident, compelling speakers and writers**. My public speaking and writing coaching helps you craft your message, overcome creative blocks, and deliver presentations that inspire action and foster genuine engagement.

• Message Development & Storytelling
• Presentation Skills Training
• Voice & Body Language Coaching
• Audience Engagement Techniques
• Keynote Speaker Preparation

Creative Inspiration & Prompts

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Find your voice.

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Write your truth.

Writer's Attributes

Ability to manage multiple tasks while remaining adaptable and project driven. Support team and teach others by example. Proven track record to be responsibile, diligent, accountable, creative solutions helping others. Responds to reviews with a tasklist on areas to self-improve craft and learning more aptitudes.

Writer's Fundamentals

Provided efficient and courteous service to customers at all times. Focused on learning new skills and staying updated with industry changes. Memorization: Remembering lines, stage directions, and cues is fundamental. Communication: Writers must be able to communicate effectively, both verbally and nonverbally, to portray characters convincingly. Physical and Vocal Control: Mastering their bodies and voices is crucial for bringing characters to life. Audience engagement and responding to feedback.

Inspiration Box

**Unleash your potential! Embrace the challenge, ignite your passion, and create something extraordinary.** Your journey to greatness starts now.

Method Writing Prompt

Method acting involves actors deeply immersing themselves in a role, often using personal experiences and emotions to portray the character authentically. **(Prompt: Write a scene where your main character uses a painful memory to justify their greatest flaw.)** Provided efficient and courteous service to customers at all times.

Character & Persona

Thinking and demonstrating keen perception and intuition are key. Character development; of the scene, skit and supporting teammates. Character voices and personas take on an effective and meaningful purpose to type of action and scenarios of real life. My characters have quirks, unique speech patterns, or specific behaviors.

DWP Professional Summary

Dynamic Writer and Event Planner with a proven track record, excelling in customer interaction and problem-solving. Renowned for **fostering a collaborative team environment** while delivering entertaining performances and enhancing critical thinking skills. Adept at multitasking and managing projects with a calm demeanor, committed to ongoing personal and professional development.

Box 7 - Casting Features

Features: The actor's physical appearance (age, look, height, etc.) might align with the character description. Education/Training: Formal acting education or specific skills (accents, combat, etc.) relevant to the role. Experience: A proven track record in similar roles or genres, indicating reliability and skill. Talent: The actor's demonstrated ability to portray the character convincingly and engage an audience. "Type": Actors often get cast based on their "type," a general impression they give (e.g., "the villain," "the ingénue"). Versatility: The ability to play a wide range of roles.

Scene in 30 Words

A man, mistaking a mannequin for a woman, starts a flirtatious conversation, only to jump back in shock when a nearby woman laughs, revealing his mistake. **(Prompt: Expand this scene into a flash fiction piece focusing on the emotion of embarrassment.)**

Angry Dating Scenio

**Angry:** Date arrives two hours late, a curt "traffic" their only excuse. They take a long, loud phone call, their tone shifting to flirtatious laughter, completely ignoring you. You're left fuming, feeling utterly disrespected and dismissed as they reschedule their other date. **(Prompt: Write a poem about the color and temperature of that anger.)**

Foolish Interaction

**Foolish:** You, attempting charm, compliment your date's "dress," a clearly masculine shirt. They raise an eyebrow, and you, mortified, reach for your water, knocking over the entire glass. The evening spirals into a comedy of errors, punctuated by your increasingly desperate attempts to recover. **(Prompt: Write the inner monologue of the date, not the speaker.)**

Jealous Box 11

**Jealous:** Your date is overly friendly with the waiter, their laughter too bright, their touches lingering. You watch, a green-eyed monster growing with each shared smile and subtle intimacy, feeling increasingly sidelined and insecure, imagining a connection you don't share. **(Prompt: Turn this scenario into a one-act play focusing only on non-verbal communication.)**

Rambling Call Me Embarassed

**Embarrassed:** You stride confidently into the restaurant, only to trip on an unseen step. You tumble, landing in a heap at your date's feet, grabbing their arm and pulling them down in a tangle of limbs and apologies. The entire restaurant stares. **(Prompt: Start a short story exactly five seconds before this moment of tripping.)**