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Perhaps you're one of many who find themselves over-analyzing the stories you create by not having all the facts. It happens. It happens to the best of us. How do you get around that our brains are powerful story tellers? The Doctrine of Charity is something I've taught to my students and practice myself. See how it can help you.
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