Community & operations strategist Copywriter
Coliving, future-of-work & wellbeing spaces
Systems, SOPs & resident experience

Hello, my name is Morgane.
I'm a community architect, copywriter, content creator, workshop and podcast host, and so much more than those titles.
I live to write stories, (be) inspire(d), bring people together, and create meaningful moments.
I love it so much that I wrote a book called Have Your Cake And Share It Too.
​I support coliving spaces, retreat centres, and community-focused companies with community design, operations, and systems that keep humans at the centre. I also provide copy and comms, as needed, to support these systems.
Talking About Storytelling

This is what I can do for you...
Community Architecture
The Power of community is real, and it can bring chaos or flow.
My job is to support human centred companies and projects in finding ways to create the right conditions for a genuine and strong community to blossom, and put processes in place that will nurture engagement, belonging and accountability.
Web Copywriting
People don’t buy from websites that don’t appeal or apply to them, so your words need to hit the mark from the get-go.
I specialise in writing persuasive, SEO-driven copy that’ll bring more people to your website, and convert more clicks, without letting your Story lose its soul.
Content Writing & Social
Blog articles, social media and newsletters are great for building interest and trust in your brand. This is essential if you want to form long-term relationships with your community.
If you want a powerful online presence but don’t know where to start, let me help.
Why the name Life on 5th?
The idea of "Life on 5th" comes from the combination of:
- A real space, on the top floor of a collective where I found answers to questions I never thought to ask. It is in that space, within that Community, that I started to unleash my creativity and explore my full potential.
- A theoretical space, the top of Maslow's pyramid.
Today "Life on 5th" is a constant reminder that it takes community to reach self realisation.


