I think of the Japanese watercolors that try to capture the essence of the subject in as few lines…

Our imaginations need vivid specific details to start, but once you give your audience a clear look at the scene, their imaginations will do the work to fill scenes out completely. Take this sentence, “I was ten years old and sitting at our large oak kitchen table waiting for my …
How to Fix Storytelling Mistake #6 You’re Bogged Down in Details.
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Philip A. Christensen
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Aug 11, 2024
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I think of the Japanese watercolors that try to capture the essence of the subject in as few lines as possible.
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Author and coach, I write for ambitious solopreneurs, creative freelancers, and overwhelmed leaders who want to know how to deal with their self-sabotage.
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