“Do your little bit of good where you are.
It’s those little bits of good put together
that overwhelm the world.”
Desmond Tutu
To learn how you can receive individual guidance and support
to do your “little bit of good” as a Conscious Writer in 2015
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Desmond Tutu’s words have become associated with the annual Conscious Writing Scholarship and Mentoring Series, and I am delighted to announce that Applications for 2015 are now open!
They aren’t the exact words I would use to express my passionate belief that as artists of life we are all living a Hero’s Journey. When we do so consciously and creatively, we make the greatest possible contribution and receive the greatest possible reward. Yet the essence of Desmond Tutu’s message is pointing in the same direction.
It is the direction of wholeness and alignment, where head and heart team up with words and actions, and connect with something greater than our individual selves to inspire our ideas, insights and stories.
Doing a little bit of good at the IACCW with our 3rd Conscious Writing Scholarship offering
The resounding success of the experience for all participants of the Scholarship so far has strengthened our commitment to offering it again this year.
To read Scholarship Stories from previous winners
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There are three places on the Conscious Writing Scholarship andone applicant will receive a whole six months of coaching, consultancy and mentoring completely FREE!
To read all about the Conscious Writing Scholarship
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There are three areas of PR that every successful author, expert and teacher should have some knowledge and experience of. When a journalist calls from a mainstream publication you need to know how to handle that call. When a producer wants to book you for a TV show, you need to feel quietly confident. And when you are asked to do a TED talk, you need to know how best to prepare yourself to shine.
Are your beliefs about success, failure or exposure keeping you from the page? In this interview, Kate Marillat will take you on an interactive journey to discover how your beliefs are shaping your relationship with writing, and more importantly, discover how you can transform them using EFT.