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Wonderful post, Louise. Much of what you said stuck a chord with me. And I especially liked your concluding "Yes, it is."

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Nicely written, Louise Have you read Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning? I read it a few years ago and remember him saying that the ones who survived the concentration camps best searched for meaning every day. That is a kind of heroism to me.

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Awesome concept! Kindly turn on "Creator Mode" on LinkedIn. It will enable more potential readers to discover you in case you make posts there sometimes.

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Feb 2, 2022Liked by Louise Julig

This post was fabulous! I love looking at art as a courageous act.

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Thanks, Louise. This really resonated with me! ❤️

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Feb 1, 2022Liked by Louise Julig

Thanks, Louise. I appreciate (and needed today) this perspective.

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Hey Louise!!! Thank you for inviting me into your world of Being Your Own Hero!!! As you might know, this is Scott, by the way. So, you did, in fact, bring up some items that are worth expounding upon. First, your brought up the word art several times along with a brief meaning. As you did say, art is being creative and I think that a pretty accurate description. There probably is more to it than that, but it’s certainly a good start. Second, you brought up the word indigenous. When I think of indigenous people, I’m thinking people who don’t necessarily have the wherewithal to make ends meat…so to speak. Really, quite dire circumstances. I actually consider Indians as being indigenous. At least in our country. In other countries, I’m sure there are other groups of people that also fall into this category. Thanks again for sharing, I appreciate you. Love, Scott.

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