Raymond Miranda is a seasoned storyteller whose career spans academia, content leadership, and narrative consulting. With experience teaching scriptwriting and storytelling at universities in the US and Malaysia, Raymond also served as Head of Content for one of Malaysia's largest film funds, shaping impactful narratives in film. Now, he’s the creator of the Myhejo Method, an innovative process that uses storytelling to drive personal transformation, helping individuals reframe fears into opportunities for growth and innovation.

The Myhejo Navigator is a personalized tool guiding participants through the Myhejo Method, developed by Raymond Miranda, to reframe unconscious fears using storytelling, community, and coaching.

What makes it unique is its holistic approach, merging courses, conscious technology, community support, and coaching for deep, lasting change.

With AI-powered insights, the Navigator helps participants transform personal narratives, using storytelling and real-world experiments to turn fears into growth opportunities. Coaches support participants in testing new behaviors, while the Myhejo community offers shared insights, accountability, and collective growth.

By combining structured learning, reflective technology, personalized coaching, and community support, the Navigator stands out as a comprehensive system for transforming fear into creativity, insight, and action.

The Myhejo Navigator serves both B2C and B2B audiences.

For B2C customers, including personal growth seekers, creative professionals, and aspiring leaders, the Navigator focuses on uncovering and transforming unconscious fears through storytelling and embodied action, making it ideal for those looking to break limiting patterns and unlock their full potential.

For B2B customers, such as startups, innovation teams, and leadership development programs, the Navigator offers a unique solution for fostering resilience, creativity, and bold decision-making. It helps teams and leaders confront fears, navigate uncertainty, and inspire innovation by integrating psychological depth with practical application.

To scale the Myhejo Navigator, we’ll start by offering workshops and coaching focused on the Myhejo Method. These workshops, available both in-person and online, introduce individuals and businesses to core concepts like unconscious fears and storytelling, driving engagement and value discovery.

One-on-one and group coaching will complement the workshops, offering personalized support for deeper engagement and serving as an upsell for participants seeking tailored guidance.

Following this, the Myhejo Navigator platform will launch in MVP form, featuring AI-powered journaling and reflective exercises. Initial users will be workshop participants, transitioning into a subscription model for monthly or annual access.

As we scale, we’ll expand to corporate licensing, allowing businesses to integrate the Navigator into employee development with features like analytics and team tracking. This approach establishes scalable revenue streams through both B2C subscriptions and B2B partnerships.

The Myhejo Method aims to drive societal impact by helping individuals and communities turn fear into innovation and resilience. Partnerships with institutions like the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis and HELP University (MOUs pending in 2025) will research the method's role in fostering creative problem-solving, validating its effectiveness.

Future non-profit partnerships will focus on empowering youth and addressing climate anxiety, helping young people turn fears of the future into proactive innovation. The method will also support refugees adapting to new countries, using storytelling and coaching to transform fear into resilience.

Engaging diverse populations, the Myhejo Method provides a framework for turning collective anxieties—such as climate change and displacement—into creativity and empowerment, establishing itself as a tool for societal resilience and transformation.