Press PLAY and enjoy another jam-packed, creative explosion! Find ways to double your time and energy. Make progress on your own creative projects even when you don’t have time in your existing schedule. Start creating actively instead of living re-actively. Learn to overlap & merge your work on your personal projects with mundane and mindless tasks. Examine your routines creatively and find time you never thought you had! COMMENT AND SHARE: Look for areas in your life where you could possibly do “double-time” and share in the comments below! Let’s brainstorm and help each other create more space in our lives!!!
PWP 8#: Ten Questions To Ask Your Characters To Make Them More Dynamic & Believable
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PWP #9: Five Tips To Make Your Character Designs More Dynamic & Believable
How can character design strengthen the emotional impact of your story? Are turnarounds really a waste of time? How can you avoid cliches in your designs, and make your characters both surprising and memorable? In this episode of The Paper Wings Podcast, Chris and Lora give you FIVE tips that will help you make your characters more dynamic and believable. They also share an update about the first Paper Wings Challenge sponsored by WACOM Technologies! Press PLAY, and get ready to learn how to set your characters apart, and take your stories to the next level! READ ON to DOWNLOAD our FREE Character Design Cheat Sheet to learn how YOU can enter to WIN a WACOM Intuos4 Tablet and to download the episode Cheat Sheet!
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Will Self - The Minor Character
An exclusive for will-self.com. Listen to Will Self reading The Minor Character, an unpublished short story, which was part of his collection of short stories, The Undivided Self.
Self recorded The Minor Character while he was narrating an unabridged audio version of Liver.
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‘Children Succeed’ With Character, Not Test Scores : NPR
Author Paul Tough says parents should focus less on SAT and IQ scores, and more on fostering grit, curiosity and character in their kids. He argues that attachment is important in the first few years, but parents need to know when to step back and let their kids learn through trial and error.
http://www.npr.org/2012/09/04/160258240/children-succeed-with-character-not-test-scores