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In this mini-episode, Leah and Melissa announce their plans to take a break from podcast production for the month of October, and explore the benefits of taking time and space away from even the most exciting and enjoyable projects.
The Book Blurb in this episode comes from Casper Ter Kuile’s book, The Power of Ritual: Turning Everyday Activities into Soulful Practices. For more on Ter Kuile, visit his website. To listen to his podcast, Harry Potter and the Sacred Text, visit www.harrypottersacredtext.com.
One other noteworthy mention is this blog post about what to do when you’re feeling “Creatively Flat and Uninspired.”
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