#lessons.

kuai liang, internally: ive been on a strict clock of discipline, deprivation, and control since 6 years old from extensive training in my cryomancy and stealth to become a contract killer along with my older brother.

I feel like cognitive manipulation in a story would have been a great discussion point for meta, but it's like Kodaka engineered this situation for the flame wars.

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10 Driving Memes! #9 Mysterious Question On Driving Lessons.

#1 First driving problem: Parallel parking. #2 Gas station amnesia… #3 Shot gun= death seat. #4 Ironic road sign #5 My driving instructor said I should park my car in the slot. #6 Daddy driving car with daughter. #7 Three steps of parking. #8 Dad taking precautions on daughter’s first driving lesson. #9 Never succeeded […]

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I’m organizing a series for the month of August which is slated to run through the 5th of August to the 3rd of September 2017.

The title is #LessonsLifeHasTaughtMe

The big idea:For writers (you) to write based on the life experiences and belief system that has shaped the outcome of their everyday life. It will be based on lessons they have gleaned from life. I believe that in doing this, in…

How to build trust with your clients during influencer approval

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Having an open and honest dialogue about who you presented (and why) will help your client understand your thought process. And that same dialogue from your clients on who they decide to approve (and why) will help you learn their expectations for future candidates.

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