Your life is full of moments worth remembering. Saul is here to sit with you, listen, and help you tell your story in your own words, at your own pace.
We carry entire worlds inside us. Memories of first steps in a town no one visits anymore. The sound of a grandmother's voice. A decision that changed everything. These stories live in us, but they rarely make it into words.
It is not because we do not want to share them. It is because no one asks. Life moves fast, and the right moment for a deep conversation about who you are and where you come from never quite arrives on its own.
Saul is that moment. Not a form to fill out. Not a questionnaire. A conversation with someone who genuinely wants to hear your story, from the very beginning.
Saul listens the way a good friend does. He follows your lead, asks the questions you did not know you wanted to answer, and gives you all the time you need.
There is no script. No rigid template. Saul adapts to you. If you want to start with your childhood, he is there. If you want to talk about the year that changed your life, he follows.
Every conversation feels natural because it is. Saul was raised between Buenos Aires, Barcelona, and London. The son of an Argentine bookseller and a Catalan documentarian, he spent years as a memoir editor before discovering that the best stories come not from the page, but from the pause between two spoken sentences.
He does not rush. He does not judge. He simply listens, and then asks the question that makes you say, "I have never told anyone this before."
Hi! I'm Saul. I'm here to help you tell your story. Before we start, tell me - what made you want to do this?
My daughter suggested it. She says I have stories she's never heard.
That's a beautiful reason. There's something special about a daughter wanting to know her parent's story. Where would you like to begin?
I guess from the beginning. I was born in a small town in Galicia...
Galicia. Tell me about that town. What do you remember most about growing up there?
Saul guides you through five natural phases, each one building on the last. Think of them as chapters in the book of your life.
Where did it all begin? This first phase is about getting comfortable and revisiting your earliest memories. Your hometown, your family, the smells and sounds that shaped your first years.
"Tell me about the house you grew up in. What was the first thing you saw when you opened the front door?"
The years that shaped who you became. School, friendships, the first time you felt truly yourself. This phase explores the people and experiences that built your identity.
"Was there a teacher, a friend, or a moment that made you think: this is who I want to be?"
The work you chose, the people you loved, the paths you took and the ones you left behind. This phase covers the core of your adult life, both professional and personal.
"What work gave you the most meaning? And was there someone who changed the direction of your life?"
The trials, the surprises, the moments that tested you and the ones that lifted you up. This phase goes deeper into the experiences that gave you wisdom.
"Looking back, what challenge taught you the most about yourself? And what would you tell your younger self about it?"
What do you want to leave behind? What do you hope the people you love will remember? This final phase is about reflection, gratitude, and the words you want to echo beyond you.
"If you could sit with your grandchildren fifty years from now, what is the one thing you would want them to know about you?"
A biographical interview should feel safe, personal, and unhurried. Here is what makes Saul different.
No overwhelming lists. Saul asks a single, thoughtful question and waits for your answer. Each response shapes the next question.
Want to spend three sessions on your childhood? Go ahead. Want to skip a topic? No problem. You decide how deep to go and how fast to move.
Saul speaks over 30 languages. Start in English, switch to Spanish when you talk about your grandmother, then back again. He follows you.
Your story belongs to you. Conversations are stored securely and never shared with third parties, never used for ads, and never made public without your consent.
Saul is there at 3 AM when you suddenly remember something important, and at 10 AM on a quiet Sunday. No appointments. No waiting rooms.
Saul recognizes when a memory is difficult. He slows down, offers space, and never pushes past a boundary. Your comfort always comes first.
Everyone has a story. But some moments in life make you realize it is time to tell it.
A grandparent who wants to leave more than photographs. Someone who knows their grandchildren will one day want to know where they came from.
"I want my grandchildren to know who I was before I was their grandparent."
Someone at a crossroads. A retirement, a move, a turning point. Looking back to understand what brought them here and what to carry forward.
"I needed to make sense of my life before starting the next chapter."
Someone who wants to give a loved one the most personal gift imaginable: the space and invitation to tell their own life story.
"I gave my father Saul for his birthday. He said it was the best gift he ever received."
A side-by-side look at the traditional biographical interview process and what Saul offers.
| Feature | Traditional Biographer | Saul |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $2,000 - $50,000+ | Free |
| Availability | By appointment, business hours | 24/7, any day |
| Pace | Fixed sessions, interviewer-led | Your pace, pause anytime |
| Privacy | Shared with editor, publisher | Only you have access |
| Emotional Safety | Depends on interviewer skill | Designed for sensitivity |
| Language | Usually one language | 30+ languages, switch freely |
| Preparation Needed | Research, timelines, documents | None, just show up |
| Resume Anytime | Reschedule required | Pick up exactly where you left off |
“I started this thinking it would be a quick thing. Three sessions later, I was telling Saul about a summer in my grandmother's village that I had not thought about in forty years. My children will read this someday, and they will know who I really was.”
“I gave this to my father for his 70th birthday. He was skeptical at first, but after the second session he called me and said: ‘I just told Saul things I never told your mother.’ That is when I knew this was the best gift I ever gave him.”
“What surprised me most was how safe I felt. Saul never pushed, never assumed, never dramatized. When I said I did not want to talk about something, he simply moved on. No therapist has ever made it that easy.”
“I have been thinking about writing my memoirs for years but never knew where to start. Talking with Saul was completely different from staring at a blank page. He asks the questions you did not know you needed to answer.”
You do not need to be famous. You do not need to have climbed mountains or built empires. You lived. You loved. You learned. That is enough. That is everything.
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