Challenge
The Wisdom of Humility
Remember, my child, do good but don't be outstanding.. otherwise it will be a danger. 1. A wise man said, "Do good but don't be outstanding, it will be a danger." You can do good but don't act outstanding because in this world, no one wants to be inferior to anyone. If you are good and outstanding, people will be jealous.
By Rohitha Lanka2 years ago in Writers
The Power of Preparation
Only drum when you are prepared to dance The proverb contains a heavy and deep lesson for humanity about responsibility, preparedness, and accountability. It is a cautionary tale reminder that beginning something, a commitment, an aspiration, a challenge, without the will to see it through its course can spell doom and (conversely) lead to failure and disappointment, if not a lack of credibility.
By Rohitha Lanka2 years ago in Writers
Anglerfish
Title: Anglerfish Author: Alexandria Stanwyck Logline: A young couple, Reggie and Emma, get ready to celebrate their one year dating anniversary, with Reggie putting the finishing touches on a surprise for Emma. What neither one knows, however, is they are in the crosshairs of an infamous serial killer.
By Alexandria Stanwyck2 years ago in Writers
From Scrolls to Screens: The Human Journey of Writing in the Digital Era.
The Lost Art of Ink Stains Maria sits at her desk, fingers hovering over her keyboard. Beside her lies a faded journal filled with scribbled poetry from her teenage years—ink smudges, crossed-out lines, and doodles in the margins. Today, her words don’t bleed onto paper; they dance across a glowing screen. Maria is part of a generation straddling two worlds: the tactile romance of pen-and-paper and the dizzying efficiency of digital creation. Her story mirrors millions of others—a testament to how writing, one of humanity’s oldest crafts, has evolved in the age of algorithms and hashtags.
By Sanchita Chatterjee2 years ago in Writers
AI has taken over writing related jobs, what next?
Upon the entry and proliferation of cost effective AI technology into the public market, writing related jobs were among the first to get the axe. And, the more this technology is enhanced, the more the herd gets culled! So if you've not already been laid off, the angel of death will most probably come knocking any time now. But, you most likely already know this and you're looking for an exit strategy.
By zecainah nyachae2 years ago in Writers
The Departure of the Ghost: A Journey Through Pain, Suffering, and Returning to Oneself
The Soul-Departure I tried to find the right word for this state. Deep sighs, conversations with myself, occasional sentences exchanged with those around me. I don’t know if my throat hurts more or if the pain in my chest is tightening more. And again, a sigh. Fear, hopelessness, disappointment. And again, the same voices and caricatures.
By Zoe SylvaVida2 years ago in Writers
Work Hard to Succeed, But Don’t Outshine Your Boss
Many people believe that hard work is the key to success. From a young age, we are instilled with the values of doing our best, exceeding expectations, and striving for excellence. People think that when they put in more, they get more out. In the workplace, though, things aren’t always so simple.
By John Okwuose2 years ago in Writers
You Are the Planet
''84 minerals, 23 elements and 8 gallons of water over 38 billion cells make you up. You were assembled from nothing by the spare parts of the earth you ate, following a set of instructions secreted in a double helix so small it could be transported by a sperm cell.
By Rohitha Lanka2 years ago in Writers
