I help people communicate the right way, right away
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Never has there been a time in history where sending a message was as easy as it is today. I call this short-order communication, and it is present in every aspect of our lives. With my 3-step system, you can learn to constantly deliver clear messages that will help you communicate with purpose.
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Option two
I would love to learn the method,
But I feel I could go at it on my own
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I'm ready to invest and learn the complete method
Join my short-order communications course and learn how to build your own communication network
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The present moment is nothing more than a complex melding of the past and the future
Mike and Michel's work
The following is a collection of my most meaningful writing projects. Each piece is unique in style and content and represents a distinct moment in my career. I hope you enjoy my work and I invite you to contact me with any questions.
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Cosmic Consciousness by Mike Longmeadow
March 2020
The collective unconscious is real. It's the guiding energy that works at influencing each person's subconscious mind with the universe's chaotic cosmic knowledge by using our dreams as a conduit. But it's weak. Humanity's thirst for consumption has rendered the collective unconscious fragile and Frank Cutler wants to take advantage of this. But Engella Iblis has other plans, as she unknowingly embarks on a quest to help humanity reconnect with the energy of the cosmos.
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“Books may look like nothing more than words on a page, but they are actually an infinitely complex imaginotransference technology that translates odd, inky squiggles into pictures inside your head.”
Jasper FForde from "The well of lost plots"
