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        <title>Who Is The &quot;Hero&quot; In The Hero&apos;s Journey?</title>
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        <description>During the past thirty years, much has been (rightfully) made of Joseph Campbell&apos;s breakthrough research in cultural anthropology, most famously published in &quot;The Hero With A Thousand Faces.&quot;  In this</description>
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        <title>Follow up on New Concepts with Action</title>
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        <description>This is good advice for Yoga teachers and students alike.

Unfortunately, you cannot progress without implementing new ideas, changing systems, or generating action. You have to accept evolution of </description>
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        <title>The Mystery of Enlightenment</title>
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        <description>Initially, enlightenment is living in the present moment and accepting your situation as it is. That is a pretty heavy task for anyone in any time. It is often said that an enlightened person cannot b</description>
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        <title>The Truth About Article Marketing</title>
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        <description>It seems as though article marketing is the biggest thing in Internet marketing right now.  How do you get your name out there?  Articles.  How do you become an expert in your niche?  Articles.  How d</description>
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        <title>Turn One Moment Into One Hundred Years</title>
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        <description>In one moment, can you create a legacy that will outlast you? I can, in fact, I have. I&apos;ve written articles that will be around after I&apos;m gone. They&apos;ll be reprinted and reused by new publishers trying</description>
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        <title>Ten Tips on Writing and Creativity</title>
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        <description>1. Don&apos;t think. Creating a story or book has little to do with the intellect or language when we first begin. Our best ideas will emerge as a spark or image. Like dreams, they will make little sense. </description>
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        <title>So You Need Some Inspiration? Try Some RPC: Risk, Passion and Creativity!</title>
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        <description>You want to write. You really do. But the passion you feel never gets translated into actual writing. And if it does, it doesn&apos;t last very long. You run out of steam.

There are reasons for this. Fi</description>
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        <title>Who Is Your Inner Critic?</title>
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        <description>Spend time listening to your Inner Critic. He or she is not comfortable with the risks demanded by a creative endeavor. By becoming aware of the foul jabber of your Inner Critic, you can see how your </description>
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        <title>Publish or Perish: It&apos;s Not Only for Academia, Part 1</title>
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        <description>I am the daughter of an obsessed writer. My father, a math teacher by vocation, a writer by avocation, brought me up believing that writing is a fine passion and that the highlight of a writer&apos;s life </description>
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        <title>Publish or Perish: It&apos;s Not Only for Academia, Part 2</title>
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        <description>The Writer&apos;s Journey Is the Biggest Payoff of All!

There are ways, too, to share our writing short of being published. Several come to mind. I think of Terry, a writer in one of my weekly workshops</description>
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