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Fear vs. Intuition: A Lesson with Laura St. John! (opens the original)
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My inner voice has been my north star in every thing from how to pick a couch to creating Evil Week…but it’s also lead me to Taco Bell at 2am and then straight to my ex’s bed. So. If you’re the same in that sometimes the toxic messages feel just as loud as the wise ones, our mindset guru Laura St. John has some expert tips on how to truly differentiate and lock into the wisdom. Plus, she gives some insight into our Malibu Mindset Experience and we hear from an alum, Alexis, who made some WILD sh
Can You Tell Fear from Intuition? (opens the original)
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It always irks me when people say “Oh just trust your gut!” Um, my gut lies. My “intuition” has very frequently turned out to be manic fear LARPing as wisdom. But sometimes fear is wise. How do you know the difference? Well, I’ve teamed up with Laura St. John for a free Zoom to find out! Join us Sunday, Aug 30, 5pm PT/8pm ET and if you can’t make it exactly then, don’t worry, all registrants will get the replay automatically in their inbox after! 🧨<a class="button primary" href="https://us02web.
Grade My Oxford Short Story! (opens the original)
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Because I am a masochist, I invite you to read and (gently! Ever so gently!) judge my final piece for my Short Story class at Oxford. My goal with this piece was to practice something I am deeply unfamiliar with: restraint. I love to hammer home a lesson, use 10x the words necessary, and shove meaning down a reader’s throat. But in this program I learned that over-explaining tells your reader that you don’t trust them to get the point. So, while this may seem like a simple, non-literary piece, i
I, Simpleton. (opens the original)
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“You write like you talk.”My high school english teacher Ms. Conroy said this to me at a time when I was absolutely old enough to read subtext and yet for some reason did not. “Oh, wow, thank you!” I said, beaming. “It’s not a compliment.”My face fell, not because I was insulted (despite her express intention) but confused. I’m bad at a lot of things, but talking and connecting isn’t one of them. I think I’m decently funny with a good, varied vocabulary that (I hope) is interesting without being
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