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Empowering…
Overall, I like the word Empowering, and to truly take on the meaning of this word, there needs to be action behind this – I found this word in several examples as of late worth sharing. Luckily, and inspiringly, I … Continue reading →
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Opening up the Pages of…
The New York Review of Books May 22, 2014 I just assume we have periodicals that contain pages and pages and pages, and…well you get the idea, of reviews. Period. WRONG! I realized how much more content is in The … Continue reading →
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