Three people face life’s powerful issue of which path to take. Enter William Bell, a quirky fellow who calls himself a life facilitator but hates the term. Whether they want assistance or not, William uses unique approaches to help them.
Debra is a newly-widowed woman who is struggling with the grieving process. She dreams of houses and happens upon William in an unusual way. William helps Debra through some truly difficult times.
Sam, a just-fired advertising director, receives career advice from William. Did he want career advice? No. But that didn’t stop William from providing memorable counsel.
Emma – an intense and extremely private person -- has the gumption to serve as William’s attorney. Roles shift as William works mightily to help her achieve her secret dreams.
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