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What's Your Story : Intro To Writing And Storytelling Part Duex
Intro To Writing And Storytelling Webinar Part Duex (Part 2)
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About this event
We create our reality by the STORIES we tell ourselves. Change your story, change your life!
Have you always wanted to WRITE your STORY? Start writing a NOVEL? Short story? Essay? Opinion Editorial Piece? Start a Blog?
What's Your STORY is the perfect intro to Writing and Storytelling Webinar:
This class is part 2: aka Part Duex in a series of 3 classes.
Session 2 :The Middle
Perfect introductory course to storytelling and writing!
What we will cover:
-Basic understanding of how the subconscious mind works in creating your story
-The conscious mind and living in the moment
-Reprogram old patterns through storytelling to change your reality and stop the "Ground Hog Day Phenomena!"
-Intro to writing
-Intro to the storytelling process: How To Compose A Compelling Opening To Grab Your Audience
-The Middle Of The Story
-The climax leading to the ARC
-Using the senses in your storytelling
-Full circle stories
This class is for you if you are:
- A Beginning writer
- Experiencing BURNOUT
- Experiencing bullying at work or in personal life
-Have a history of child trauma and or PTSD
-Keep repeating the same mistakes and not moving forward in your life
-Keep dating the same people or encountering the same 'social' drama
-Wanting to relase old patterns and change the direction of your life
-Feeling stuck like you're walking through sludge
By the end of the workshop you will be able to:
- Explain and understand the basic composition used in storytelling structure
- Continue writing a compelling personal true life story
- Understand how the conscious and subconsious mind works in your life
Class price $35.00
Approved for 1.5 Continuing Education Units, CABRN
Workshop Limited To 12 Students through Zoom Webinar
Zoom information will be sent after payment confirmation is recieved.
For more information email: nursesandhypochondriacs@gmail.com