Hey folks, if you haven't heard, I have two new online workshops that I'm teaching this summer right before I moved to Bangkok, and you can email me about it at Kevin at risk-shash-show.com.

If you love risk, and if you've ever wondered, could I do that?

Do I have some experiences from my life that people be interested in hearing about?

Would I even enjoy a workshop like that? I have your answers. Yes, yes, and yes. I'm telling you,

it's like clockwork. Every time we do one of these, several, and yes. I'm telling you, it's like clockwork.

Every time we do one of these, several people will say,

I just wasn't quite sure I could tell a good story,

and I wasn't so sure my life experiences are interesting enough,

and I thought I might be a nervous wreck,

meeting Kevin and a bunch of other risk fans to do a workshop.

And every single time, that person tells wonderful stories, makes great new friends, and talks about the workshop as being one of the highlights of their year.

Now, it's true.

Some people who have taken the workshop have been on

risk a few times. Some have already taken the workshop itself before. But others hadn't even

heard of risk and were blown away. By the way, you're not only welcome to tell longer, challenging, emotionally raw and vulnerable

stories, but you're also welcome to tell one minute or three minute or five minute stories

that are rated G or just for fun.

Sometimes a story is just a little thing that happened earlier that day. In my second

workshop group this summer, the group we call group B, the shorthand for this that we started using

is everyone has a hot dog story because of this ridiculous but delightful little slice of life

story that one of the students shared about

nothing more profound than eating a hot dog. So listen, we have had students who are not yet 20,

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