Seeing Beyond. A window into a world beyond ordinary perception. Clairvoyance is the ability to perceive things beyond normal sensory contact. It’s the power to see things that aren’t physically present. Clairvoyants report being able to visualize events, objects, or people from a distance or even from different times. There are different types of clairvoyance. Some see future events, while others perceive things happening in the present but in distant locations. There are th

The writer wears many hats. Each represents a role and responsibility that contributes to the creation of compelling content. As a writer, you wear many hats. Each represents a role and responsibility that contributes to the creation of compelling content. Imagine being a versatile actor playing different characters on stage, except that your stage is the blank page and your audience is the world. Here are some of the key roles that writers take on. The Storyteller: At the h

A simple plan to bring your literary ideas to life. Storyboarding is a powerful tool for writers, allowing them to visualize and organize their thoughts, characters, and plotlines. By using index cards, writers can make this process even more manageable and efficient. Discover ways to storyboard a new novel using index cards. Gather Your Materials To begin storyboarding your novel, you will need a stack of index cards, a pen or pencil, and a flat surface to work on. It is ess

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30 Ways to Discover Yourself . Examine your thoughts, dreams, and ideas. Here are journaling methods to boost creativity, get organized, and learn more about yourself. 1. Stream of Consciousness Writing This is the “no rules” approach to journaling. Just write whatever pops into your head, no matter how random or weird. Don’t worry about grammar, spelling, or making sense. The goal is to let your thoughts flow freely. Coffee tastes good today birds chirping outside need to bu

Deadly Signs the Collapse Has Already Begun. Recognize the Point of No Return, and What You Must Do Before It’s Too Late. When the sh*t hits the fan (WTSHTF) for real, it doesn’t start with noise. It begins with silence. Systems stop responding. Services vanish overnight. People disappear. By the time it’s obvious, it’s too late. This isn’t prepping for someday. Recognize when someday becomes now. What Real Collapse Looks Like Collapse isn’t inconvenience. It’s when the syste

Reliable methods for TEOTWAWKI. When the power goes, a first worry is the food in the refrigerator. Without electricity, meat, dairy, and fresh produce spoil quickly. Long before modern refrigeration, people had practical ways to keep food safe and edible. These methods are still useful, whether you’re preparing for emergencies, living off-grid, or curious about traditional skills. Smoking is one of the oldest ways to preserve meat and fish. The process dries the food as it

A FREE StoryAngles Program. If you want a clean slate but don’t have the energy for big life changes, this seven-day reset breaks things into manageable pieces. You’re not doing a major overhaul. You make targeted decisions to clear mental clutter, reconnect to what matters, and build supportive structure. This is not being perfect. It’s taking control. Fix My Life . 9 steps Overview Strategies to Move Forward Summary From Reset to Renewal Day One Declutter the E

How Small Acts Change the World. It sets off a chain reaction that spreads far beyond the person we help. Does being nice really make a difference? It turns out that kindness is actually contagious. The ripple effect of kindness changes how we feel about making the world a better place. When we see someone do something nice, it changes our brain chemistry. We get a boost of feel-good hormones like oxytocin, which makes us likely to be kind ourselves. UCLA’s Bedari Kindness In

Chaos in Our Minds and Society. We live in an unpredictable world. Global conflicts to personal struggles, disorder is everywhere . What’s going on in our minds when we experience disorder? World disorder refers to a lack of structure in our life and society. It manifests in many ways: Political instability and conflicts Economic uncertainty Social unrest Environmental crises Personal mental health challenges These issues don’t exist in isolation. They feed off each other,

Create Characters, Plots, and Stories Readers Can’t Put Down Writing fiction isn’t luck. It’s work that pays off when you have repeatable systems and honest tricks up your sleeve. Begin with Characters That Want Something. Every story starts with a main character who wants something out of reach. This goal gives your plot its fuel. Write a two-line “want” for each character. “Eli wants to fix things with his brother. Mariah wants recognition as a leader.” These wants create

From Pilgrims to Pumpkin Pie. Finding ways to honor the spirit of gratitude that Thanksgiving represents. Thanksgiving is a time when families gather, turkeys are roasted, and gratitude is shared. The history behind this holiday is more complex than many of us learned. The story most of us know is this: In 1621, the Pilgrims and Native Americans sat down for a friendly feast to celebrate a successful harvest. The truth is a bit different. The Pilgrims, a group of English Sepa

(230–65 million years ago) Earth once teemed with creatures that roamed the lands, swam the seas, and soared through the skies. These creatures were much different than those of today. In a grand chapter of Earth’s history, the era of dinosaurs unfolded between 230 and 65 million years ago, spanning a staggering 165 million years. These colossal creatures held dominion over our planet. The Mesozoic Era , the Age of Reptiles, was subdivided into three periods: the Triassic, Ju

Life in the Aftermath. Movement, Survival, and the New Normal. A stark scene of survivors in post-collapse conditions with makeshift shelters, scavenging, improvised fires, and quiet resilience in a desolate urban edge. When housing disappears, the story doesn’t end. It begins. The End of the World As We Know It isn’t eviction notices or condemned buildings. It’s what happens next, when no one has a home anymore. When shelter becomes a memory, and survival becomes the only p

Prompts & Exercises to Spark Your Creativity. The key to improving as a writer is consistent practice and a willingness to try new techniques. Writing exercises flex your creative muscles, break through blocks, and polish your skills. Whether a beginner or pro, regular practice takes your craft to new heights. Here are some prompts to get your creative juices flowing. Character Creation Challenges Creating characters is at the heart of great storytelling. The Stranger on th

Ben & Ollie's Summer Vacation. Every few years, the small Texas town was overrun by small creatures as spring became summer. In some years, it was locusts. Perhaps in another, it would be crickets. Benjamin well remembered walking downtown streets, shoes crunching the insect skeletons that covered the sidewalks two inches thick. This year, it was rats. They were everywhere. Every time you turned over a large rock or piece of lumber, there would be at least one that scurried a

Mindfulness with a Twist. Be present, notice your feelings without judgment, and find a sense of balance. Beyond yoga class, there’s a whole world of mindfulness practices waiting. Go off the beaten path and discover lesser-known techniques from different cultures. Forest Bathing in Japan In Japan, they practice “shinrin-yoku” or forest bathing. It’s about immersing yourself in the atmosphere of the forest . Walk slowly through a wooded area. Take in the sights, sounds, and s

WTSHTF Indicators You Can’t Ignore. Small Failures Signal Big Trouble. What to Watch For Before Things Spiral. Most think WTSHTF, it’ll be obvious. Sirens. Panic. Empty shelves. In reality, it starts quietly. A few delays. A few shortages. A few systems that don’t respond the way they should. These are the early signs. If you know what to look for, you can act before things get worse. This isn’t fear, it’s awareness. Whether managing a business, running a household, or just t

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Proven Strategies from Real-Life Productivity Wizards. Make space for the things that matter most. Time management isn’t just about squeezing more tasks into your day. It’s about making the most of your minutes to live a fuller life. Whether you’re a busy student, a working parent, or an aspiring entrepreneur, mastering your time can change the name of your game. Classic Time Management Techniques The Pomodoro Technique This popular method involves working in focused 25-minut

Serial Fictions to Read As They Are Written! These Serial Fictions are to be Read As They Are Written, one episode at a time. They are also available from the PROGRAMS Menu. (This is the easiest method.) Remnants - Survivors in the Aftermath In this new post-apocalyptic dystopian world, Earth’s remnants battle whatever came down in the comet as an invasion force. Survivors face obstacles, and groups form (some attempt to regain civilization, others have a more sinister intent

From Protest to Introspection to the Surreal. From Hibbing to the Edge of Revolution (1941–1989) Born Robert Allen Zimmerman in 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota. Bob Dylan grew up in the iron-mining town of Hibbing , a place of quiet grit and working-class realism that echoed through his lyrics for decades. By the late 1950s, Dylan was immersed in the sounds of folk, blues, and early rock. He performed in local bands and absorbed the storytelling traditions that shaped his voice. In

Small-Town Minnesotan to Electrifying Legend. The importance of staying true to yourself, no matter the cost. In the heart of Minnesota, in the small town of Hibbing, Bob Dylan first found his voice. Born on May 24, 1941, Robert Allen Zimmerman was raised in a close-knit Jewish family by a father who was a successful appliance dealer and a homemaker mother. It wasn’t the life of privilege that Dylan was drawn to. It was the world of music. His fascination with music began whe

The Dark Legacy of the Druids. Honor the bonds between humanity and the natural world. The Druids’ secretive rituals and beliefs have cast a long shadow over historians and the public for centuries. Explore the origins and practices of this ancient order. The Origins of the Druids : The Druids were a class of priests, judges, and scholars among the ancient Celtic people. They were the intellectual elite, possessing an understanding of the natural world and the cosmos. The or