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Shari Caudron tells us, “What Hoffman did was help me rewrite my own narrative. I realized the villains in my life weren’t villains; they were wounded people doing the best they could.”
In this episode, Shari Caudron shares some amazing insights into the process of writing a memoir—for personal growth or publication–and how writing your story can change your life.
As a memoir coach and purpose guide, Shari Caudron is passionate about the transformative power of personal narrative. Working with clients, she helps them understand the story of their lives–whether looking back at past events or looking forward to new possibilities. Shari is very happily married (thanks in no small part to Hoffman). She’s proud to call Boulder, Colorado, home. Read more about Shari here.
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