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Search Results for: inner critic
5 minutes of inner critic love
Dear readers, Here’s a little something I did with the middle school students this week. I thought you might like it, too. You can do this exercise as often as you want to. Also, you can take more time with … Continue reading
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Tagged empowerment, inner critic, writing through self-doubt
FREE Inner critic workshop (YS library, Oct. 22)
Please spread the word! It’s going to be fun! For more info: https://greenelibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/search/fq=types:(5a65fa90866d942f009e3ae4)/event/5b5c9ebe31b1973100abb846 Inner Critic Workshop Monday, October 22, 2018 (6:30PM – 8:00PM) Yellow Springs Community Library Virginia Hamilton Meeting Room Description Rebecca Kuder is offering this engaging workshop that will allow people … Continue reading
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Tagged inner critic, teaching, teaching writing, workshops, Yellow Springs Library
Letter to the Inner Critic (11/19/17)
Here’s a leftover I meant to post from my November inner critic letter-a-day challenge (to myself). Uncooked, raw, basically how it came out. Also: in the letter below, where I write “I was born to fly”, I would clarify that … Continue reading
Letter to the inner critic: Day 5 (fragments for the lying liar)
(I blogged here about writing a letter to the inner critic for 30 days. You are still/always welcome to join me! Fragments from today’s letter are below. Disclaimer: The inner critic, for me, is many things, and can sometimes be … Continue reading
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Tagged Imperfection, inner critic, Power poses, writing through self-doubt
(Ode to the inner critic, Monday)
(By Andrea Davis Pinkney, from her book, The Red Pencil. This poem seems to be a sort of ode to the inner critic.) ERASE At the red pencil’s end stands a hard lump of clay. I do not like its green. So … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Davis Pinkney, books, inner critic, poetry, The Red Pencil
2020 workshops and coaching
Dear humans, This fall, I’m offering workshops and coaching! Practice and sustain creativity in community, artistic, academic, and private settings. Meld mindfulness and a sense of play to re-envision creative work, reveal and heal the relationship with the inner critic, … Continue reading
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Crooked Deals, by Hafiz
Before an inner critic workshop with my 9th grade class, I thought I’d look for a poem to read while we did power poses—something to fill the awkward moment of power posing in a room full of teenagers, something for … Continue reading
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Tagged Hafiz, inner critic, poetry, teaching, teaching writing
