not look down on you. Even if you make mistakes (and you will), even if you fall flat on your face (and you will), you’ll show you have the guts to be seen — and the force of character to show what you’re worth.
“Seriously, I want to talk to you about your future in this company,” Mr. Phelps went on to explain, totally oblivious that he had nearly given his employee a stress-induced heart attack complete with a raging case of diarrhea. “I’ve been watching you and I think you have great po...
Yeah, exactly. You don't have to keep cutting to them, but a single closeup can make all the difference. Early on inFood for Thoughtwe have shots establishing these elements that sound is going to play with later in the film. There's a moment where we transition into the ...
752: Angela Duckworth | How to Grow Your Grit November 16, 2022 Posted Under:Podcast Episodes Reading Time:3minutes Angela Duckworth(@angeladuckw) is a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, founder of the non-profit Character Lab, co-host of theNo Stupid Questionspodcast,...
A Step-by-Step Course to Become a Prolific and Joyful Writer “The tools to master the writing process are helping me write and get unstuck faster.” ~ Isabel Learn more about this course Further reading on writing strategies: The writing process in 8 steps The magic of shitty first draft...
If the latter happens, then the MathOverflow community is here to help you get unstuck. If you have a concrete goal, but your question is extremely broad, break it down into more focused questions. Be precise Being precise means communicating the parameters of your question so that others know...
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When this happens, setting a fresh challenge (not too hard, not too easy), might help to get unstuck? Reply Katharine says November 9, 2016 at 4:06 am Actually, I thought much of what you addressed, above, was pretty close to writer’s block, which is why it gave me the idea. ...