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Winston Blake Wheeler Ward is the creator of the online literary community known as The Five Hundred.

The Five Hundred is a monthly flash-fiction challenge where on the first of each month a random prompt is given, which will be posted on the website, through Twitter, Facebook, and the mailing list.

You then have two weeks to write a story based on that prompt.

Go visit The-Five-Hundred.com to contribute!

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Chad Carrodus is an award winning international teen entrepreneur & influencer.

Ceo of Bizboards International Inc. and Chairman of Carrodus Asset Management

Hot Breath! is Atlanta's premiere podcast NPR describes as "discovering the desire to be a comedian, their craft and their unifying bond found within the world of stand up comedy." Every Monday host Joel Byars profiles prominent comedians, producers and others connected to Atlanta in profound one-on-one interviews. Tune in every Monday and #CaffeinateYourEars with this time capsule of a city on the rise.

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Amos Rifkin is the man behind A Rippin Productions and a drummer in numerous metal bands in Atlanta.

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Ash Brown is a gifted American producer, blogger, speaker and event emcee. Tune to her daily journey about Life, Hardships & the Pursuit of what you want! www.Ashsaidit.com

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In this Hellions Live I dive into strengths and weaknesses. I explore the thought that we all have things we are great at, and things we suck at. Stop focusing on what you're not good at and using them as excuses to not get things done! Instead, focus only on the things you do well and you will naturally get better at other things.

In this episode of Hellions Live, I speak about the importance of stories. Not only the story behind your work, but the story of the person who created the work and how that translates in to building a connection with your audience.

Michelle Khouri is an arts and culture writer, marketing consultant, and the gregarious host of The Cultured Podcast, a weekly show (launching soon) that inspires listeners by digging up stories about art, theatre, travel, design, and global customs usually left unexplored.

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