Inspiration

I Survived the Version of Me That Wanted to Quit
There was a time I didn’t recognize myself. I looked in the mirror and saw someone exhausted, defeated, and ready to give up. Every day felt like climbing a mountain with no summit, like swimming in water that kept pulling me under. I was tired of trying, tired of hoping, tired of pretending. The version of me that wanted to quit was loud, convincing, and relentless. And for a while, I almost listened.
By Kashif Wazir3 months ago in Writers
The Other Major Cliches to Be Wary Of
It's little question that you're likely to deal with the thornier issues morality, magic, and chaos. There are some interesting issues that may make those topics a little easier to deal with.
By Jamais Jochim3 months ago in Writers
Themes to Watch Out For: The Anti-Religious and Anti-Military
Something to really watch out for is taking on an anti-religious/anti-military theme. This isn't because of some need to avoid controversy or to avoid fanatics of either flavor. It's because you can't always pull this one off.
By Jamais Jochim3 months ago in Writers
And So, I write
We all feel it The storm swelling inside. An ache too big to swallow whole Instead we distract Some drink Others work
By Ash3 months ago in Writers
Don’t Give In to These 6 Writing Doubts
“A word after a word after a word is power.” ― Margaret Atwood There’s power in the written word, but if you’re early in your journey, it’s hard to believe. If you write and write but no one seems to read, it’s hard to keep your confidence. You might even start to lose sight of what makes writing so wonderful and just how much power you have in your hands as a writer.
By Leigh Victoria Phan, MS, MFA3 months ago in Writers
Choosing Your Genre From A Chinese Menu
The Chinese menu is arguably one of the best, if not one of the most confusing, ways to order food. The basic concept is that you have two or three columns of food, and you get to choose a number of items from each column based on the size meal you order. Interestingly, you can apply this concept to your stories in determining the genre of your story.
By Jamais Jochim3 months ago in Writers
Charlene Wittstock 2025: Grace, Resilience and the New Shape of Royal Representation in Monaco 👑. AI-Generated.
Charlene Wittstock 2025: Grace, Resilience and the New Shape of Royal Representation in Monaco 👑 Read how Charlene Wittstock 2025 is a true embodiment of grace, compassion and leadership as she reframes the royal representation in Monaco through philanthropy, modern values, and global regeneration.Introduction
By Link Logic3 months ago in Writers
Auckland 2025: New Zealand's Intelligent City of Sails. AI-Generated.
Auckland 2025: New Zealand's Intelligent City of Sails Learn how Auckland 2025 is developing into a smart, sustainable and connected city to the world. You'll learn about urban innovations for social living, environmental sustainability, cultural enhancement, and our digital future.
By Hustle Nest3 months ago in Writers
Stitched By Faith
Chapter One – When Love Was Enough The sound of a sewing machine filled the tiny room — soft, rhythmic, hopeful. Threads of red and gold lay across the table like scattered dreams.
By Amina Lux3 months ago in Writers
Raise your vibrations and live your best life
One of the best things for me was to discover my spiritual side. I’ve had many changes in my life and was feeling lost. Once I began reading books on the subject, my eyes opened and my mind expanded. Slowly, I started trying the advice, leading to many positive things. Every day, I learn more and feel more awakened.
By Kristine Franklin3 months ago in Writers
LOVE 'S FIRE
CCEveryone loves at least once in their life. This is a proverb, the truth of CHAPTER 1
By Hudaibia Rehman4 months ago in Writers
Audiobook Recording Complete With A MONTH to Spare!
It may sound silly to be so proud of myself for actually committing and getting something done, but you don't know how damaged I am.
By Hope Martin4 months ago in Writers