The Eureka Moment: Capturing Breakthrough Ideas When They Strike

Presented by: Judy Clemens

Every writer knows the thrill of a sudden breakthrough. Judy Clemens leads a discussion on those moments when ideas snap into focus and solutions appear unexpectedly. This session explores where inspiration comes from, how to recognize it when it strikes, and how to capture and develop those flashes of insight into meaningful story progress.

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