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This Happened To Me

Chaudhry Writes in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 19

A man and woman sitting at a table with a laptop in front and high-fiving each other.

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Reflections on my Six Months Journey on Medium

An accidental…

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LIN in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 19

Being Black in the Workplace

Isn’t it funny how after all this time nothing’s changed?

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Tamil in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 18

A sleeping baby dressed up like an angel with its hands on her chest

You Attract Your Dominant Thoughts

I have learned to make positivity a habit!

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Annaya M in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 18

Maybe your Path is Harder Because Your Calling is Higher.

Some days, I wake up and the world feels too heavy. Like someone snuck in during the night and replaced all the air with lead.

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LIN in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 15

Looking for Love in the Wrong Places Is How You Find It

In response to Dancing Elephants July…

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Libby Shively McAvoy in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 13

The Benefits of Difficult Decisions

When faced with major obstacles, it may be Divine intervention.

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Elvie in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 12

LIFE

Connecting with My Father’s Legacy

Our parents are invaluable treasures. Cherish…

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Joyce Nielsen in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 12

We’re All In Training for the Ultimate Life

DEP life prompt 7: “My fitness journey”

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Suma Narayan in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 11

Teachers | Students | This Happened To Me

When Students Return

Students who return to meet their teacher

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Annaya M in Dancing Elephants Press

Jul 11

Some feelings die the moment we try to cage them in words.

You’ve must’ve felt the indescribable ache when someone asks, “What’s wrong?” and suddenly your pain feels trivial, reduced to syllables that can’t capture its depth.

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