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How to Write Between the Lines of Intention (Navigating Persuasion and Perception)

How to Write Between the Lines of Intention (Navigating Persuasion and Perception)

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Mar 30, 2024
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Writing — as with many creative acts — is a constantly flowing process of navigating inner and outer worlds. It’s constantly in-tension.

Humans are relational beings and the way we navigate worlds is also relational. We arrive in the world because of relational acts between other humans. We exist in relation to other humans and the things around us.

We …

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