Saturday, October 17th / 1pm-4pm
Under Workshop Tent @Ravenwood Barn
Full Savory & Sweet Ravenwood Meal w/Beverages
Adults(Ages 16+)

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“How do you know the gift you are meant to offer the world? Whatever you secretly dream of doing and, simultaneously, are terrified of doing—that’s it.”

— Greta Morgan, The Lost Voice 

Wildest Dream is a self-inquiry workshop designed to help you clarify what you want to create in your next chapter and begin living as your most audacious, bravest self to make it a reality. Through guided writing prompts and small group conversational reflection, Greta will help you transform abstract yearning into a clear, cohesive vision of what you want to create. Then, we will use creative mapping to break your wild dream down into clear next steps and milestones, and build a sustainable practice to make it real. 

Greta will explore: 

Fear as a Compass: Why resistance and fear often point the arrow to your truest, most aligned work. 

Writing & Visualization to Find Clarity: How to cut through outside expectations and endless external noise to name what you most long to create and gain the permission to move towards it. 

Giving Yourself Permission: Unlearn the instincts to dismiss your ideas, to consider them “too big,” unrealistic, selfish, or impractical. If you created an inner critic, you can also create an inner cheerleader. 

From Instinct to Form: Translate this wild dream into clear milestones and a sustainable routine. Once you have accomplishable next steps to carry into your daily life, you will be unstoppable.

(What to bring: A notebook and pen.)

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INSTRUCTOR

Greta Morgan is a songwriter, storyteller, and creative mentor. She is the author of The Lost Voice (HarperOne, 2025) and the forthcoming Searching for a Love Song (HarperOne, 2028). Prior to focusing prose, Greta spent seventeen years as a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. After signing her first record deal in high school, she went on to release nine albums across three projects: The Hush Sound, Springtime Carnivore, and Gold Motel. She was a touring member of Vampire Weekend (2018-2022) and a composer for dozens of songs for film and television. 

In 2020, she was diagnosed with spasmodic dysphonia, a neurological voice disorder with no known cure, which dramatically diminished her ability to sing. After a three-year period of searching and recalibration, she redirected her creativity toward prose, teaching, meditation, and connecting with the natural world. 

Greta now lives in the Catskills of New York, where she can usually be found watching gold leaves float down creeks, shooting archery on writing breaks, weekend-ing in her camper van, and declaring almost every meal to be the best of her life. 

Over the past five years, she has cultivated a devoted community of returning writers and artists attending her transformative online workshops. Today, her practice has expanded to include in-person retreats and private mentorship, which guide people toward their truest work and most expansive lives. 

Greta was recently profiled in Forbes,  The Creative Independent, TedX’s “How to Be a Better Human” podcast, Talkhouse, No Depression Magazine, Elevated Outdoors, and Northern Transmissions. 

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WORKSHOP POLICIES

Students can receive a full refund if cancellation takes place within 1 week of the workshop date. After this time, there can be no refunds but students are welcome to sell their tickets privately or pass along to a friend. Please notify us via info@ravenwoodny.com regarding new name on the reservation.