Dream-Writing - Chaos to Creativity

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Dream-Writing ... Chaos to Creativity©

Before we continue, in accordance the Master WordSmith Guild's Code

of Ethics, I am required to disclose that I am a convicted WordSmith, [1]

a hard core Interdisciplinarian, and a habitual user of Metaphors.

Which you are now in with me.

Based on having served 30 years hard-labor in business and management consulting,

five years researching and writing a series of successful novels [over 100,000 copies

sold, based on royalties received], followed by a 15 year long interdisciplinary study of

the unconscious [mind], creativity and the physics of writing (while serving as college

faculty), I am convinced that you ... that we all ... unconsciously know how to write. [2]

And I believe you can write far better than you may think or may have been told

otherwise by well meaning, but 'misguided' and 'misinformed', instructors[3] promoting

failed 'modern methods of instruction', Albert Einstein warned can 'strangle' your 'holy

curiosity of inquiry'. Which Einstein believed 'aside from stimulation, stands mainly in

need of freedom'. For without the freedom to read across the disciplines, to explore, learn, know and dream, our natural creative potential will 'go to wreck and ruin without fail'. [4]

Please allow me to help you, as I have helped hundreds of aspiring wordsmiths,

Wake Up! your powerful Natural Intuitive Creative Potential

and begin Dream-Writing ... again, naturally ... turning the chaos in your mind

into creativity and success in the real world. [5]

[1] 'wordsmith': A skilled user of words. Oxford Dictionary of English. A. Stevenson, Editor. Oxford Reference Online. Oxford

University Press Inc. (2010, t140.e0959770); A skilled user or maker of words. (Barber, 2004, t150.e78850). .

[2] Beman, D. K. Donald Knight Beman Ph.D. - Online Resume SnapShot [2017.09] (pp. 1-4).

[3] Adler, M. J. (n.d.). "Teaching, Learning, and Their Counterfeits." In The Great Ideas Online. Center for the Study of the Great Ideas.

M. Weismann, Editor. [http://web.archive.org/web/20080603023807/http:/radicalacademy.com/adlerteaching.htm].

[4] Einstein, A. "Autobiographical Notes." (1946). In Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist. (pp.17-19). P. A. Schillip, Ed. IL: Open Court Press.

[5] Beman, D. K. "Book §1.00 Introduction to the Physics of Writing." In Physics of Writing...Dream-Writing...Chaos to Creativity. 2nd Edition.

WordShop Publications. Physics of Writing Inc. (2017).