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<p class="p1">I&#8217;ve finally discovered why I fail to maintain a compelling blog. It&#8217;s something I learned during my days in creative writing workshops:&nbsp;Start with the conflict.</p>
<p class="p1">My profession is broken.</p>
<p class="p1">No, not the creative writing one - the urban planning one.</p>
<p class="p1">Maybe all professions are. This is the one I know. This is the one I love.&nbsp;</p>
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<li>There are things about my work that I&#8217;m passionate about.</li>
<li>There are things I&#8217;d like to see fixed. I&#8217;m passionate about those things, too.</li>
<li>There are stories worth sharing. I don&#8217;t know if that&#8217;s teaching or just sharing methods among peers, prompted or not by the ethical aspirations espoused by my professional certification institute.</li>
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<p>With that rubric in mind, here it goes.</p>
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