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Inspiration always seems to strike at the worst times. Like when I’m late for an appointment or about to go into a meeting. I’m always sure I’ll remember the idea later–but I never do. The Idea Fairy can be a fickle friend.

If Liam Neeson were the queue monitor at Disneyland–nobody would cut the line. NOBODY!   Why am I thinking about this? Because I’m going to be giving a new presentation and workshop at EXHIBITORLIVE! this year. The session is called: Exercise Your Demons: Use Humor to Make Yourself Happier, Less Stressed and More Productive and it’s…

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My presentation coach, Vicki Flier Hudson, suggested this one. You pretend you’re sitting on the edge of the river and that your thoughts are floating by on rafts. As the thoughts float by, you acknowledge them but try not to react. How do you quiet the voices in your head?      

And then the instructor wonders why I don’t come more often. What do the voices in your head tell you when you exercise?   This is a single-panel comic.

To draw comics or not to draw comics? You’d think it would be a no brainer because I’m having so much fun with it. But the fraud police are hot on my trail. What is a “real artist” anyway? Oh well. Slowly onward…   This is a single-panel comic.