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Helping writers become bestselling authors
Character Wound
Why Is Your Character’s Emotional Wound So Important?
3 Quick Tips To Help Readers Connect To Your Hero
The Connection Between Emotional Wounds and Basic Needs
How To Uncover Your Character’s Emotional Wound
The Importance of Grounding Characters in the Reader’s World
Vulnerability: The Key to Compelling Romantic Relationships
Personality Traits: Building a Balanced Character
10 Reasons Why Your Hero Needs Flaws
Story Midpoint & Mirror Moment: Using Heroes’ Emotions To Transform Them
Writing Emotion: Does Your Hero Shrug, Smile & Frown Too Much?
Understanding Character Wounds: A List Of Common Themes
The Four Types of Character Flaws
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