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From kindergarten through grad school, the teacher I had for the least amount of time imparted some of the most impressionable, lifelong lessons--thanks to her eccentric manner and a daily mantra. Join me on a quick trip back in time to her eye-opening classroom.
Have you ever been involved in a scandal?
This is a true story from my past for you to ponder what the public has a right to know and discuss--all the details, only the headline, or nothing at all.
Does your mind ever get stuck on something you’ve regretfully said or didn’t say?
Learn how and why to rewrite past conversations rather than ruminate over them!
Are endings hard for you?
If you don't want your message to die and be forgotten, you must write a strong conclusion!
Do you believe that a communication between the living and dead is possible?
I invite you to read about a true paranormal experience that my family and I shared at Thanksgiving.
Are you more likely to pound the panic button at the first sign of trouble or to remain cool in a crisis?
Either way, is it hard for you to get people to listen and react accordingly?
How should we judge the merit of someone’s words?
I offer a true story about a young woman who could capture an audience and make them remember her—only not in the way she imagined.
Can people easily read your thoughts?
The question is not about reading your mind. It pertains to formatting and punctuating private reflections.
To be clear, should thoughts appear in “quotes,” italics, or plain text?
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