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TSLPI 27. Getting Factual With Fiction

5 September, 2020 by dennis Leave a Comment

Writing fiction can be harder than non-fiction which is essentially just recounting facts, for one needs to know the subject intimately before one can speak definitively & authoritatively in our story.

Let Go The Peanut is a fictional story of a couple going through their lessons of learning about money. It teaches important concepts about money – what it actually is and how we engage with it.

As the couple determine to get out of debt and they engage with non-cash transactions their lives change as the opportunities around them expand massively.

The underlying premise of the book is that usury, the charging of interest is ungodly, and that ensnares us. We are forever told that the love of money is the root of all evil. Subtly, societal pressure trap us into thinking that all of value is measurable in monetary terms – when it isn’t.

Breaking free from this paradigm though requires an effort, and it costs us. To save his life from the approaching hunter, a monkey must let go of the peanut in his hand in order to retrieve it from a gourd previously set as a trap.

This monetary enslavement is both a conceptual thing and a practical thing. It is no use telling someone that they are drowning – they need a hand up. What’s the point of knowing that an approaching truck is going 86.75km per hour and that he’s on the wrong side of the road? Yours! In order to survive, you need to know where to go to get out of the way in the few seconds that you have left.

A story that is based on real experiences from a lifetime of someone else’s learning helps take people into another world sufficient that they can apply those lessons into their lives.

TIP 21:

Sharing the results of an investigation in a manner that is meaningful for others can be a lot harder than completing the initial research for ourselves.

Using a story telling technique can help.

Theory and teaching is all very well and good, but the sharing of case studies and life experiences give others the chance to learn about how things could be better for them. Writing skills ARE important. One has to be engaging, and conform to social norms. Short sentences help. Correct grammar and spelling also prevent distractions

When a story is based on real-life experiences and connects with a reader it will be believable and may change the world!

The Secret Life of a Private Investigator Book

  • TSLPI
  • TSLPI 2. Introduction
  • TSLPI 3. Lawyers Lie; We All Do!
  • TSLPI 4. Samoa Observer
  • TSLPI 5. A $3.1 Billion BS Story
  • TSLPI 6. Bartercard Secrets
  • TSLPI 7. Down vs Bartercard
  • TSLPI 8. International Reciprocal Justice
  • TSLPI 9. Hon Robert Fisher
  • TSLPI 10. The Dutch International Qoin Con
  • TSLPI 11. Qoin Bankruptcy
  • TSLPI 12. Aussie BBX Bravado
  • TSLPI 13. Christian Businessmen
  • TSLPI 14. Flat Earth, Moon Landing & more
  • TSLPI 15. Uncharitable Charities
  • TSLPI 16. Talamua Cover-up
  • TSLPI 17. It's All in a Name
  • TSLPI 18. Linda Dzaferic, IRD
  • TSLPI 19. ‘Defamatory’ Naming & Shaming
  • TSLPI 20. Dennis A. Smith
  • TSLPI 21. Failing to Bust
  • TSLPI 22. Bert Potter, Centrepoint
  • TSLPI 23. Publishing Evidence Prior
  • TSLPI 24. Taumarunui Museum Trust
  • TSLPI 25. Paying the Price
  • TSLPI 26. Olinda Woodroffe
  • TSLPI 27. Getting Factual With Fiction
  • TSLPI 28. Samoa Ventures
  • TSLPI 29. Engaging Emotions
  • TSLPI 30. The Truth of The Path of Truth
  • TSLPI 31. Possible Positivity
  • TSLPI 32. Evolution vs Godly Logic
  • TSLPI 33. Sharing by Teaching
  • TSLPI 34. Dennis A. Smith Headshot
  • TSLPI 35. Showing Sensitivity
  • TSLPI 36. NZ Initiatives
  • TSLPI 37. He's Good For It – Not!
  • TSLPI 38. Writing the Wrong
  • TSLPI 39. Taking it to Them
  • TSLPI 40. Det. Inspector Bruce Hutton
  • TSLPI 41. Conceptually Challenging
  • TSLPI 42. Buying A Fight
  • TSLPI 43. Unforgettable People
  • TSLPI 44. Creating Value From Others
  • TSLPI 45. The Power of Story
  • TSLPI 46. DNC
  • TSLPI 47. Backing Yourself
  • TSLPI 48. Whale Oil
  • TSLPI 49. Creating Commercial Value
  • TSLPI 50. Force, A Cultural Conflict
  • TSLPI 51. Tuila’epa.com Porn
  • TSLPI 52. Holocaustianity
  • TSLPI 53. About the Author
  • TSLPI The Whole Book in PDF Format
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