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The Fountain of Youth

For well over two thousand years, people have searched for the Fountain of Youth, a magical spring that would reverse the aging of anyone who ...

Are Your Emotions Telling You the Truth?

Humans are emotional creatures. We like to believe we do things based on reason and logic. Yet if you stop and examine your actions, you’ll ...

Appreciate This Moment

In the classic 1939 movie jane molly jennybaby24The Wizard of Oz, we meet Dorothy, a teenage girl who dreams of a life “somewhere over the ...

Uncovering the Pearl Inside

You were born with a gift. You can think of it as a beautiful white pearl. This gift, this pearl, is meant to be shared ...

Breathe, Just Breathe

When you look at your task list, you have messages to answer, deadlines to meet, material to write. It all feels like it needs to ...

What You See is What You Get

The acronym WYSIWYG stands for “what you see is what you get.” It refers to a computer interface where the content you see on screen ...

This is What Professionals Do

We writers love to create stories. And why not? There is something fun about creating a fantasy world, living in it for a while, and ...

The Beauty of Having No Opinion

Have you ever noticed that some people have an opinion about literally everything? It’s not hard to find these people. They are all over social ...

Curiosity Resurrected the Cat

You’ve heard the saying, “Curiosity killed the cat.” The phrase has been around in some form or another for hundreds of years. It is meant ...