Linda Richichi
International artist,
speaker, and teacher

www.LindaRichichi.com

Through my expertise as an artist
and teacher, I've helped hundreds
of people from all walks of life to
decode their own doodles. Once
you realize what your doodles are
telling you, you can begin to use
this non-verbal language to understand
yourself better. Your imagination
can be used in a creative new way
that will enable you to move in the
direction of your dreams.

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Frequently Asked Questions-

"I still don't understand what my doodles mean."

Look at the symbols you drew on page 9 of the workbook. Do any of those symbols look similar to your doodle? If you still don't see any similarities, my suggestion is to collage your doodle. Looking at your doodle, begin leafing through pages of magazines & when something grabs you, cut it out + if so inclined paste it on a blank page where it feels it wants to go. (Look at your doodle as a reference when recreating your doodle as a collage.) Keep looking through magazines + continue cutting + pasting until you feel the doodle has been recreated.

Email your questions to Linda@LindaRichichi.com

27 Days
of
Coaching
Via an
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Mini
Course