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A Guide on How to Go Forward from Here

We all knew that being alive now was going to be a humdinger for humans. We knew it and that's what we're here for, to discover our talents that we came to contribute. What's your contributing talent? What's your piece of the puzzle that's going to help everybody out?

Very early on, Viki King knew her plan. 

What if she wrote the story of her life as she was living it to show the how-to beats of a lifetime, such as 

• how to let your heart do the talking,  
• how to step into your own spotlight, 
• how to get from surviving to thriving, 
• and much later how to conduct a conscious death. 

And what if she could encode wisdoms in each stage, phase and, age? The takeaway for the reader would illuminate something for their life they never considered before; that would be a big help to all of us. So, that’s what she did, she chronicled her whole life from before birth to the last of everything and all the iterations in between. 

She has a lot to say while hanging semi-sideways in the womb. Later she chronicles all 15 years it takes her to become an overnight sensation in Hollywood. Through it all, with wit and wisdom, she expands you as you read and changes any part of you that might be a victim into a victor. What is it that you came to do, be, and have? Now is the time to do, be, and have it.

How to Be the Hero of Your Own Life demonstrates the high art and exacting skill of becoming to utilize the stories of the author's life to inspire the reader to be the hero of their own life. ~

This ultimate survival guide takes the aspiring screenwriter the  shortest distance from blank page to completed script. For accomplished  screenwriters honing their craft, as well as for those who have never  before brought their ideas to paper, this book is a MUST read! 

How to Write a Movie in 21 Days has been a  huge publishing success over 40 years in print and translated in many  languages around the world. It is revered as an industry standard guide  in Hollywood and internationally. Thousands of readers say, “Your book is my bible.” And not just for screenwriting. It takes readers by the  hand and leads them through the action and adventure of their own life. 

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“This book is not about writing, but about living. It will help you find your light from within, and when you turn it on, you’ll love what you write.”

 

“Viki King’s How to Write a Movie in 21 Days is a book that I remember reading when I was a graduate of the School of Cinema at Southern Illinois University. It was full of useful screenwriting know-how and practical, get-started-today exercises, written in a friendly and forward style that grabbed me and challenged me to stop waiting and start writing.”

 

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Beautifully written. Poignant, Funny. You won’t look at  life the same way after seeing it through the eyes of Viki King.

This is a master writer. Every word is tightly placed. So economical  as if every word weighs something and she’s packing for a trip up to the  summit. She carves out a world in a short paragraph. King is the  ultimate observer with no judgment. Whomever she sees, whatever they are  up to, she looks at them with love.

You’ll remember the feeling you’re left with after reading each  story. The pay-off is immediate. Some of these stories are two lines,  some just a paragraph and always a feel good take away. Read them in a  minute, they will stay with you a long time.

"Viki King is a magician and she can stop time.  You know the things that  dart by you like hummingbird wings in mid-flight—well, she can hold  them still, and let you see a raindrop before it splashes or take you to  the exact moment when a memory happens.
She has followed William Blake’s behest…
“To See a World in a Grain of Sand. 
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower”
And not only does she…
“Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour”
In these short stories, she shows it all to you, sometimes in a single stroke.”
— Ellen Sandler
Co-Producer of “Everybody Loves Raymond”,
Author of “The TV Writer’s Workbook”

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Viki  King, author of the hugely successful “How To Write a Movie in 21 Days:  The Inner Movie Method” has managed to not only survive Hollywood but  to prosper and move on to the next challenge. She has now applied the  same techniques that uncover writing blocks to help thousands of people  reorganize what they want out of life and show them how to get from  where they are to where they want to be. In Feelization, Viki King  explains:

• Money issues are never about money, they’re always about love
• The only kind of heart that doesn’t break is an open heart
• Obstacles are only there if you want to stop
• Whatever you’re not doing you’re not doing for a very good reason

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