Many
of us have thought, at one time or another, about writing the story of our
lives — the people we loved, the challenges we faced, and the memories we
carry. Yet somehow, the right moment never seems to come, and the task can feel
overwhelming.
This
talk, How to Write Your Autobiography, will guide
you through the first steps of turning your memories into a lasting legacy. You
will discover why your story matters, how to organize your recollections, and
how to shape them into a meaningful narrative for your family and future
generations. We will explore practical tools to help you remember, structure
your life story, and write with clarity and confidence.
Join
us for an inspiring introduction to preserving your life experiences — because
every life story deserves to be told.
Maha Wadad Mroue is the founder and General Manager of Zikra
Biographies, a publishing house dedicated to preserving life stories and
personal legacies.
With over forty years of professional experience across Lebanon, the Gulf, and
Europe, she has led institutions, built companies, and developed cultural and
educational initiatives with a lasting impact.
Her career began in advertising and publishing in Beirut, London, and Paris,
before moving into marketing research and cultural management. Since founding
Zikra Biographies in 2014, she has worked closely with individuals and families
to transform memories into carefully crafted autobiographies and legacy
projects.
Drawing on years of experience guiding people through the process of recording
their life stories, Maha Wadad Mroue offers practical advice, clear methods,
and thoughtful insights to help participants begin writing their own
autobiographies with confidence.
