Achievements

Balancing Book Work And Vocal
I Often Describe My Life As My Circus Act It's just a fact. I've got too much going on for it to be anything but a loud, chaotic, whirlwind of music, fire, and crazy people doing crazy things.
By Hope Martin5 months ago in Writers
Are You Building a Career or Just a Brand?
Let’s face it: we’re all living double lives. There’s the version of you that gets up, does the work, and delivers results. And then there’s the curated, polished, LinkedIn-friendly version of you - the one who seems effortlessly successful, constantly grinding, and always "on." Over time, it feels like this second version of ourselves has taken center stage. We’ve become performers in our own career dramas, and honestly, the show is exhausting.
By Narghiza Ergashova6 months ago in Writers
Confessions of a Former Alcoholic Part 21
Being a writer or entirely withdrawing from social life and resuming alcohol use has a significant impact on your professional life. After 12 days of sobriety, significant alcohol use might have serious consequences for your health. It's as if I've done a sociological experiment on my body.
By TheNaeth6 months ago in Writers
7 Quick-Fixes That Work – Why Your Garden Isn’t Blooming . AI-Generated.
7 Quick-Fixes That Work – Why Your Garden Isn’t Blooming Are you struggling with flowers that won't bloom? Here are 7 quick-fixes, and some expert flower garden tips to get your plants going again, and have your garden thriving again.
By Smart blend6 months ago in Writers
Meet Local Charleston Pirate Historian and Author Adam Morrow aka Captain Marrow
This pirate historian, reenactor, artist, photographer, and model has for many years operated the pirate history Facebook page Shipwrecked with Captain Marrow, traveling the southeast shores investigating pirate lore and educating lowcountry locals.
By Heather Holmes6 months ago in Writers
The Summer I Learned to Be Brave
I was nine years old the summer I learned what bravery really meant. Back then, bravery was a word I only heard in comic books or action movies. Heroes wore capes. Soldiers marched into war. Bravery wasn’t for kids like me skinny, timid, the kind of child who clung to his mother’s hand too long in crowded places.
By SAN6 months ago in Writers
The Mystery of Strange Dreams: What the Meanings. AI-Generated.
The Mystery of Strange Dreams: What the Meanings Uncover the mystery of strange dreams and what they may actually mean. From flying and falling to meeting strangers, understand the hidden meanings behind the strangest of your dreams.
By Hustle Nest6 months ago in Writers
Weird habits of successful people you won’t believe are real . AI-Generated.
Weird habits of successful people you won’t believe are real There are 10 weird habits of successful people you have to see it to believe it. The mixture of bizarre routines and odd daily rituals, can reveal how unusual habits can sometimes create success and productivity.
By Click & Clarity6 months ago in Writers
The Strange Science Behind Everyday Things You Never Think About . AI-Generated.
The Strange Science Behind Everyday Things You Never Think About Discover the strange science behind everyday things you never think about. Find the strange, but informative scientific facts hidden in everyday life from how soap works, to why your stomach grumbles.
By Daily Blend6 months ago in Writers
Primary school pupils in Juba receive debate training to boost critical thinking skills
Author: Joseph Henry Finish Facilitator explaining the debates format during a training session Excellence Foundation for South Sudan (EFSS) conducted a one-day debate and speech training session for students and staff at Embrace Primary School in Kapuri, Juba. The training, held on Saturday, 2 August 2025, at the school premises, was requested by the school to help its pupils develop critical thinking and public speaking skills.
By Excellence Foundation for South Sudan6 months ago in Writers
Grassroots health sessions spark change in food habits and ulcer prevention awareness
Author: Angelina Adut In the quiet outskirts of Juba, in Central Equatoria State, small gatherings in Rokwe Jengeli and Hai Baraka communities are sowing the seeds of health awareness—one conversation at a time.
By Excellence Foundation for South Sudan6 months ago in Writers
STILL Early September: 12 Goals Accomplished
I listed many different kinds of goals for myself in 2025. Some goals I knew I’d get done and others I felt fairly confident that I’d get them done. Both of those kinds of goals were 100% reliant on me doing them, though. Then, I had the Maybe Goals, they were not entirely in my hands, so I couldn’t say for certain that I’d get them done.
By Stephen Kramer Avitabile6 months ago in Writers