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Metaphor inspires us to produce, create & grow

October 17, 2018

Metaphor MOVES us energetically…inspiring & compelling us to produce, create & grow. The video below is from my talk at the Experience Joshua Tree Conference in June 2018. Enjoy!

P.S. The video was shot by Sandra Goodin photography. (…edited by me.)

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