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Victory and Failure | A Journey
To embrace, and I mean to truly embrace, the failure of all your efforts is to understand what it means to be a fragile and fallible human.
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Top 2 Lessons for Entrepreneurs | Automation, Time and Money
While time and money are both necessary resources for growth, they are inherently different.
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The Master Artisan | From Apprentice to Master
Artisans practice a craft and may–through continued practise, experience and aptitude–reach the expressive levels of an artist.
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The Nomads of Central Asia | A Life on Horseback
Central Asians were the first people who had the guts to climb on top of a horse and learn to ride.
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The Golden Mother Eagle | A Story of the Nomadic Kazakh Burkitshi
To domesticate the eagle, it is fed by hand and will henceforth reside with the hunter’s family.
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The Apsara of Cambodia | The Merchants of the Performing Arts
The bridge between humanity and the Gods is crossed when we channel the Divine through our art.
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The Learned Courtesan | The Artisans and Entertainers of the Ancient and Medieval World
The purpose of their work was not only to entertain, but also to encourage in their patrons a curiosity regarding the true meaning of life.
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The Economics of Film Making | A Brief Snapshot
The art form which gave birth to the modern film industry is theatre.
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The Street Side Snake Charmer | An Heirloom of Fearlessness
Snake charming was typically an inherited profession and aspiring charmers would begin learning the art at a young age from their fathers.
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The Theatric Repertoire of Southeast Asia | Where Passion Meets Profit
The otherworldly nature of these performances–where reality is temporarily suspended and we allow ourselves to imagine the unimaginable–is a hallmark of theatrical productions in Southeast Asia.
