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October Writing Prompt: Seeing From A Different Perspective

October Writing Prompt: Seeing From A Different Perspective

For October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I ask you to look at the subject and write from a perspective entirely not your own. I want you to see something as you’ve never seen it before.

This month, I challenge you to write something from that new perspective.

Do you believe everything you read?

Do you believe everything you read?

The relentless parade of images, articles and opinions about George Zimmerman shooting Trayvon Martin exhausts me. Mainly because, who cares? We keep talking but missing the real issues. We keep talking, but what are we going to do?

Why you should never use the word should

Why you should never use the word should

Last month, Jordan Oram and I had an incredibly inspiring conversation about collaboration and individual creativity. In the middle of this discussion, I told him of a frustrating experience I was having with a colleague.
“A person should know how to manage basic social interaction by the time they reach 35,” I told him.

In light of the bombing, just a bit of constructive criticism

In light of the bombing, just a bit of constructive criticism

The Boston bombing. The Newtown shooting. Rapes in India and Steubenville. These are the reactions. Numbness. What? Again? Anger. Who did this? Helplessness. I want to help. I don’t know what to do. Then there are the posts that make you think.