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ChatGPT Told Me How To Win At Writing Despite All The AI
Words have always fed me. Six, seven years old, carrying books home from the library two blocks from mama’s house, crawling in and out of stories like ants in a log, bees in a honeycomb. Filling my belly.
By Md kamrul Islamabout a year ago in Motivation
Procrastination: The Thief of Time and the Mirror of the Mind
I once sat down to write an article about procrastination. I brewed a cup of coffee, opened my laptop, and promised myself I'd start writing right after checking Instagram. Three hours later, I knew everything about a stranger’s wedding in Bali and the top ten habits of millionaires, but the article? Still a blinking cursor on a blank screen.
By Zakir Ullahabout a year ago in Motivation
Survival, Choices, and Humanity
When Squid Game premiered, it wasn’t just a thriller... it became a mirror to society, wealth inequality, and the brutal consequences of desperation. This fictional South Korean series, created by Hwang Dong-hyuk, tells the story of 456 players who accept a mysterious invitation to compete in children's games. The prize? A life-changing ₩45.6 billion (roughly $38 million). The cost? Their lives.
By MIGrowthabout a year ago in Motivation
The Myth of Overnight Success. AI-Generated.
Introduction: The Allure of the Instant We live in the age of acceleration. One-minute TikToks promise life hacks that will change your destiny. Startups dream of unicorn status in 12 months. Influencers gain millions of followers overnight. “Overnight success” has become the modern fairytale, one we’re told we can live if we just hustle hard enough, manifest relentlessly, and stay “consistent.” But here’s the truth nobody wants to post: real success is slow. It’s gritty. And most importantly, it’s invisible—until it isn’t.
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıranabout a year ago in Motivation
Change your thinks, Change Your World
Have you ever noticed how two people can go through the exact same situation, but one comes out stronger while the other feels broken? Why does this happen? Because it's not the situation that defines the outcome — it's how we see and react to it. Your mindset shapes your world more than anything else.
By The Zeb Scholar about a year ago in Motivation
The Final Farewell of Friendship
As the sun began to set, casting a golden hue across the park, two old friends sat on a worn wooden bench, lost in the moments of their past. Their white hair, creased faces, and tired eyes told the story of many years spent together, both in joy and in sorrow. Their friendship was a bond so deep, it transcended time and space. It was more than just companionship—it was the essence of their shared life. "Do you remember when we first met?" one of them asked, his voice soft, almost a whisper, as though speaking the words of a long-forgotten secret. "How could I forget?" the other replied with a faint smile. "You stole my book, and I almost lost my temper." They both laughed, the sound ringing through the air like the echo of their youth. But in that laughter, there was a certain sadness—a recognition that time had caught up with them. The years had passed, and their bodies had aged, but the memories of their shared moments had not faded. They were still the same friends, sitting together on that old bench, just as they had so many times before. "You know, there's not much time left," one of them said, his voice growing more serious. "But I promise you, even when I'm gone, you'll always remember me." The other friend said nothing, but his eyes spoke volumes. In those eyes was a deep understanding—a bond that could not be broken, no matter how much time passed. They sat in silence for a while, watching the sun dip lower in the sky, each lost in their own thoughts. It was a silence that spoke louder than words, a silence that held all the memories, all the moments, and all the love they had shared throughout their lives. "Promise me something," the second friend finally said. "When I'm gone, don't forget me. Don't let this moment be the last. Remember the good times, the laughter, the tears, and everything we shared." The first friend nodded, his eyes moist with unshed tears. "You are my brother," he said, his voice thick with emotion. "Not just a friend, but a brother. I will never forget you." And so, in that moment, they both knew that their time together was drawing to a close. They had lived a lifetime of memories together, and now, as they faced the inevitable end, they understood that this final meeting held a significance greater than words could express. The evening air grew cooler, and the park began to empty. But these two friends remained on the bench, knowing that soon, they would have to part ways. Yet, in their hearts, they carried with them the warmth of a friendship that had stood the test of time. Their hands clasped tightly, as if to hold on to that final moment—because, deep down, they both knew this was their last farewell. "Don't worry," the second friend said softly, "We'll always be together, even if we're apart. In every memory, in every thought, we will live on. You have my promise." The first friend smiled, though it was tinged with sorrow. "Thank you for everything," he whispered. "You were the best friend I could ever have asked for." And with that, the park grew quieter, the last remnants of daylight slipping away. The two friends shared one final glance—a look that spoke of a lifetime of memories, of struggles and triumphs, of laughter and tears. In that glance, there was no need for words. They had said everything they needed to say. As the shadows of night crept over the park, one of them stood up, slowly, and looked at his friend one last time. The other remained seated, his eyes following his companion as he walked away, disappearing into the distance. The bench, once a place of shared stories and endless conversation, now stood empty, as if to remind the world that everything has a beginning and an end. But in the hearts of those who loved and were loved, time was but a fleeting moment. And the memories of a friendship like theirs would never fade.
By Noman Afridiabout a year ago in Motivation
The Startup Dilemma: Bootstrapping vs Raising VC Money
Every startup begins with a vision. A product, a problem to solve, a market to disrupt. But turning that vision into a functioning business often hinges on a more grounded question: where will the money come from?
By Dimitris-Chrysovalantis Boulasikisabout a year ago in Motivation
The World is Shutting Down for Introverts
The first time I saw a Ghiblified Image on Instagram. I thought, “How cute!” Suddenly, it got chaotic. The internet was flooded with Ghibli-esque images. Friends shared their pictures. I couldn’t resist the temptation and tried it with one of my festive images too.
By Md kamrul Islamabout a year ago in Motivation
New Writers Shouldn’t Focus on Building an Audience (Yet)
Ask yourself honestly: Are you subscribed to email lists from unpublished authors who only talk about writing? The answer is most likely no. And if you do follow a few, it’s because you’re a writer yourself, not because you’re a reader.
By Md kamrul Islamabout a year ago in Motivation
When There’s No One Left: Facing Death, Loss, and the Sacred Power of Being Alone
A fear that many won’t speak of out loud. Not because it’s rare - But because it’s too familiar. It’s the fear that when everything falls away - when there are no more calls, no more birthdays to celebrate, no arms to run to -
By Randolphe Tanoguemabout a year ago in Motivation
The Day I Almost Gave up- And Why I Didn't
I was sitting on a park bench with nothing left but silence. No job. No apartment. No plan. My phone battery was dead — symbolic, really — and I hadn’t eaten in two days. The world felt like it had turned its back on me, but the truth was, I had turned my back on myself long before.
By Majidabout a year ago in Motivation
