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This series has spun off into its own blog-pub, Idea Initiators. It is updated, polished and expanded. As a self-seminar, it is guaranteed to improve your focus, leveraging, and originality.
Ideas are nurtured by context and questions. Idea Incubator is an experimental self-seminar, like an online workbook. This series is to enhance ideas or help you develop new ones.
Installments are based on discussions with exemplary professionals—all invited because of their wisdom. Then I crafted the best quotations, giving you the essence and ways to explore the topic further through short downloadable articles.
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Liane Sebastian, illustrator, designer, writer, and publishing pioneer
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Wisdomofwork's Blog 
February 11, 2010 at 9:43 am |
Good thoughts about risk-taking leading to a destiny path of joy but do focus on tapping into our intuition as a daily spiritual practice. The sages say “the body never lies” and that is the truth. Our most trusted advisor is our own intuition!
February 11, 2010 at 3:58 pm |
Thanks Susan. It seems that when we use our inituition regularly, it becomes stronger–like a muscle. And, perhaps we connect faster to this inner voice the more we use it. Further, I think not only does our prosperity depend on it, but so does our health! Thanks again for all of your wise words! Liane
March 22, 2010 at 7:45 pm |
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July 6, 2010 at 1:47 am |
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