Sunday, January 30, 2011
Tell us a story: lost and found
Did you ever lose something, and while searching for it, find something else — something interesting and unexpected?
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What if someone interviewed you over a period of thousands of hours, asking you every question you could imagine and many you couldn't? Through the course of the interview process, you would gain a keen understanding of yourself. You would end up with a comprehensive portrait of not only your surface thoughts, but also your deeper inner wisdom and insights. You would learn your whole story.
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- Stressful situations
- Tell us a story: lost and found
- I appreciate that
- Wardrobe malfunction
- Comfort wear
- Special occasion
- Dress code
- Clothing
- Tell us a story: the job not taken
- A book that made a difference
- Eureka!
- Check my I.D.
- More you
- Go ask Alice
- Under the influence
- Tell us a story: the long and winding road
- You're wrong, and your mother dresses you funny!
- Easy and hard
- Self-sufficiency
- Goofus or Gallant?
- I can handle that
- Routine tasks
- Tell us a story: stop, thief!
- Fresh paint
- Pulling my strings
- Things we shouldn't have said
- Seeing red
- Anger is an energy
- Anger
- Tell us a story: fight for your right to party
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