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My Father Is Dead
My father is dead. This sentence looks simple, but it carries a lifetime of weight. Some days I say it normally. Some days it feels like my chest is breaking again.
By Salman Writes2 months ago in Writers
Naushad Parpia on Teamwork Lessons from Strong Startups
Teams working together reduce confusion and increase progress during demanding growth periods. Startups depend on people collaborating under pressure while navigating daily uncertainty. Founders build momentum when teams move with shared purpose and direction. Strong teamwork connects vision with action across departments. Leaders such as Naushad Parpia often emphasize teamwork as a foundation for sustained startup growth.
By Naushad Parpia2 months ago in Writers
Two Men Died Wearing Lead Masks — And No One Ever Explained Why
On August 20, 1966, a young boy flying a kite on a hill in Niterói, Brazil, stumbled upon a scene so strange that it would puzzle investigators for decades.
By Sen Sab2 months ago in Writers
LiCrown Fake or Real Review
LiCrown is a real platform. One clear sign of this is that it is registered in 7 countries, such as: USA (America), England, Ireland, Scotland, Pakistan, Estonia, Mauritius.
By SAAH Agency2 months ago in Writers
LiCrown Real or Fake Details Review
LiCrown is a trusted platform where you can work and generate a good amount of income. You can start on this platform with as little as $2 and potentially earn thousands of dollars.
By SAAH Agency2 months ago in Writers
If You’ve Ever Felt Bad For Being A Slow Writer, Read This
There is no denying we live in a productivity and hustle culture, where more is more, and quantity is often favored over quality. Even around the writing community you’ll see a lot of language around writing more, writing fast, and publishing frequently. Even fellow aspiring writers’ well-meaning updates on social media about how they have 3K word writing session today can put the slow writers in doubt: Am I doing something wrong?
By Margery Bayne2 months ago in Writers
Why Manuscript Peer Review Matters before Journal Article Submission
Publishing in academic journals is not easy; it has high competition. When you write your manuscript, it then undergoes peer review, a crucial process. In that process, experts check whether your manuscript has the necessary and required information about the research questions. They assess the quality, validity, originality, and suitability of the manuscript before publication.
By Joyce Collins2 months ago in Writers
Why Regular Car Washing Matters More Than You Think
For many drivers, washing a car feels like a purely cosmetic task. However, regular car cleaning plays a much more important role than simply improving appearance. Consistent washing helps protect your vehicle from long-term damage, supports safer driving conditions, and preserves its overall value over time.
By sammmy2 months ago in Writers
Why Are Retailers Quietly Shifting to Store-Level APIs and Scraped Data Instead of Traditional Market Research?
Retail decision-making has changed — not loudly, not overnight, but very clearly. Today’s most competitive retail teams are no longer waiting for quarterly reports or third-party summaries. They are tapping directly into store-level data, regional pricing feeds, and real-time product availability using APIs and smart data extraction.
By Retail Gators2 months ago in Writers
The One-shot Mega-Prompt is a Myth. AI-Generated.
If you’ve subscribed to any "AI Productivity" newsletter in the last six months, you’ve been fed a specific kind of lie. It’s the lie of the Mega-Prompt.
By pestosol2 months ago in Writers
The Doorway I Can’t Enter
I have always believed words are tools before they are treasures. A hammer can be beautiful, sure, but only insofar as it drives the nail where it needs to go. This belief has served me well in prose. Give me a story, a memory, a grief, a love—I can build something solid from it. Beginning, middle, end. A door you can walk through.
By Luna Vani2 months ago in Writers
From Appearance to Assurance
There was a time in my life where I believed that looking beautiful was the key to being confidence. I was convinced that if I was dressed well, wore the right makeup, and presented myself as the most polished person in the room, I would automatically earn respect. Especially when it comes to public speaking, I used to think that external beauty would hide my insecurities. I believed that as long as I looked confident ,people wouldn't notice how nervous I really was inside.
By CIM2 months ago in Writers