Jeffrey is an expert at creating listening and storytelling environments. Children and adults can benefit hugely from creating these “kinds of spaces.” Jeffrey says. If storytelling is to mean anything to us, we must, “start learning to listen again. Telling a story is only half the equation.” Jeff says.  Most post-modern Westerners have only learned to listen to see if we agree or disagree with what someone else is saying.  Jeff thinks we need to learn to listen to the “inside of ourselves” and “reignite our imaginations.”  Besides a BA in Sociology and Religion, he earned a Master of Divinity degree and most recently became a certified Life Coach (UDEMY, 2019).  He is building his “FULL-FILLMENT LIFE COACHING” business along with his writing and storytelling ventures.  He is the father of two adult children. His son recently joined the Navy.  He is working with the Buckminster Fuller Institute (bfi.org) and the Design Science Project (2021-22) on a play that he has been envisioning. He lives and writes in Cape Canaveral, Florida where he enjoys watching rockets go into space, the waves crashing on the beach, and riding his bike to Starbucks.