The Crossroads of Should and Must - Workman Publishing.

The crossroads of “should” and “must” is a place we all come to eventually, though many don’t recognize it when it comes OR the importance of the decisions we make once we are there. Elle Luna is the one who coined the phrase, and to her, this crossroads is the place where each of us make one of life’s most important decisions.

The essay must be written in English. The title of the essay should appear at the top of page one; further pages should be numbered on the top right; the student’s name must not appear on the essay. The essay must be in MLA format (double-spaced and in 12-point type throughout, with one-inch margins on all sides of each page).

Note: Essays must be the author's original work, neither previously published (online or in print) or currently under consideration for publication elsewhere, nor previously submitted to the CNO Naval History Essay Contest. Entrants may submit multiple essays, but the judging panel will select only one winning essay per entrant.

Later in the year, the winning essays will be published in a book entitled Year 1 AC (After Coronavirus): Essays by 100 Young Indians. All the young writers of the 100 winning essays will receive certificates of recognition by the organizers. So hurry up and send your submissions as soon as possible! The contest is open NOW. Be Creative! Stay Safe!

Elle Luna wrote a piece on Medium.com in 2014 entitled The Crossroads of Should and Must, which quickly went viral; shared with five million people and read by 250,000. From there, she wrote a book by the same title, expanding on the original article. As Elle is an artist, she’s included illustrations throughout the book that bring her writing to life.

The Crossroads of Should and Must is Luna’s response to that problem. She was compelled to write the book and, in it, she shares the tools that have helped her to navigate her own journey toward a more fulfilling and authentic life.

Previous winners of the writing contest cannot submit and win a second time. Note: For the category “International Short Story (Spanish)” submissions should be written predominantly in Spanish. Eligibility, Work: Work submitted must be unpublished. Work may be simultaneously submitted elsewhere, but if it is published or accepted prior to.

While traveling the world is a great way to find new options, Elle Luna, author of The Crossroads of Should and Must: Find and Follow Your Passion, says the discovery process doesn’t have to be.

The Crossroads of should and must. 2:47. Woo open and honest here we go. 2:51. Today I want to tell you a story about two roads in life. 2:55. And I really think that in all of life there are really just two. 3:00. The road to should and the road to must, and I believe that we. 3:06. arrive at these crossroads over and over again repetitively.

The Walden Woods Project is pleased to announce the winners of the 2019-2020 Live Deliberately Essay Contest! We received almost 1,000 submissions from 49 states and twelve different countries. Our sincere thanks to the students, sponsors, and volunteers who participated in our contest this year. Read the winning essays here: 14-16 Age Group Winner—Matthew Tengtrakool (Burlington, MA.

Students who are interested in applying for this unique opportunity should write an additional 1,000-word (minimum) essay which expands on the original Ideas Matter Scholarship Essay Contest prompt (above). They should detail how their strategy is innovative as compared to other individuals or organizations addressing a similar problem. You can name specific organizations working in the field.