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Hey everyone, it's Tiffany.

Thanks for listening, as always, and welcome back to season four of Raise Your Hand Say Yes.

What?

Season four.

This is episode number 154, and that is completely bonkers. But there's nowhere else I'd rather be right now

I am super excited about what we have coming up both today and some of the things that I'm

working on for later on in season four will also say is the season. I can feel it where we are going

to hit a million downloads. And I've already started planning some fun stuff that we can do

for when that happens to celebrate. So we are kicking season four off with an episode and an

interview that has been a long time coming. I am thrilled

to be interviewing my writing teacher today, Lori Wagner, and I have taken writing from

Lori, oh gosh, for many years off and on. And she has a program that she's taught for over 25 years

called Wild Writing. And it is, you'll hear us talk more about it in the episode, but it is an

intuitive writing process that helps you kind of cut to the core of what you really want to

say, get to the heart of it, get past the

nerves and past any of those inner critic voices that get in your way, which I think we all

could use all of us creative people. And the thing that I wanted to talk to Lori about was

telling the truth because there is something that I think she really

pulls out of people in her writing process that I have noticed myself in that there is no

room for bullshitting and there is no room for keeping things on the surface. And for me, the more that I get

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