Achievements

The #1 Skill That Gets Writers Paid (Hint: It’s Not Writing)
We picture them in a dimly lit room, a cup of black coffee steaming beside an overflowing ashtray, agonizing over the perfect word choice. They are a tortured artist, a poet, a master of prose who bleeds ink onto the page. They chase the ghost of Hemingway, believe in the sacred power of the semicolon, and are convinced that if they can just craft one truly beautiful, breathtaking sentence, the world will finally recognize their genius.
By Enes Özabout a year ago in Writers
Todd Kassal of Illinois: Bringing Quantum Intelligence to CK RubberTrack’s Manufacturing Success
At first glance, CK RubberTrack in Illinois looks like any other high-output manufacturing facility—machines running in tight sequences, raw materials moving on tight schedules, and supply chains stretched across continents. But behind the scenes, Todd Kassal, Project Manager and strategic lead, is orchestrating a quiet revolution—one powered not by brute force, but by quantum computing-inspired intelligence.
By Todd J. Kassalabout a year ago in Writers
Love Story 2
In the charming city of Havenbrook, cobblestone streets wound through historic neighborhoods, casting a quaint spell on its visitors. The air was perpetually scented with the warmth of blooming flowers, making it a picturesque setting for tales of love.
By Stefan Stefanovabout a year ago in Writers
YouTube Paid $7.13 a Single Day for The First Time then I took it Seriously
YouTube Analytics Dashboard This was the first time I earned $7.13 from YouTube in a single day. This is actually from my second channel; the earnings have been between $1 to $6 daily since I created the channel.
By Vivids 💖about a year ago in Writers
✍ No More Free Writing — Here’s How I Found a Platform That Respects Writers
🧱 The Harsh Truth About Online Writing Let’s be honest: Most platforms don’t pay writers. They pay in likes, exposure, and broken promises.
By Awais Qarni about a year ago in Writers
Falling In Love With A Sociopath
Ever since I was a little girl, books were my safe place. I’d dive into stories like Junie B Jones, Are you there God? It's me. Margaret, even a few of the goosebump collection. I dont know why I loved reading but I did. Maybe as an escape. Maybe because all the elders around me kept giving me books. They loved to see me read. I began journaling as a young girl as well. It was my release, sharing my truth with the pages of my diary. I even wrote a poem in elementary school that ended up getting published called "The Sun". And now I’ve turned my creativity and passion into something tangible with my debut novel, Falling in Love with a Sociopath. I want to continue to scale this story and continue to write, creating scripts as well.
By Tiffany Lily Walkerabout a year ago in Writers
The Etsy Shop That Started With a Breakup
When Daniel walked out of our apartment, he left with only a suitcase, a half-used bottle of cologne, and my sense of direction. We’d been together for nearly six years, the kind of relationship that had grown roots deep into every corner of my life—shared Spotify playlists, matching towels, joint savings, holiday traditions, even a name reserved for our future dog.
By Muhammad Sabeelabout a year ago in Writers
5 Books That Broke Me in 2025 (And Put Me Back Together)
The Year Books Found Me When I Needed Them Most Some years break you. 2025 was one of those for me. Not in a loud, dramatic way. More in the slow, silent unraveling that no one notices until you’re too tired to fake a smile. Relationships shifted. Dreams quietly collapsed. I felt adrift in the world I had spent years trying to build.
By Muhammad Sabeelabout a year ago in Writers
I Gained 10x More Readers by Changing Just One Sentence
Imagine This… You spend hours writing what you believe is your best piece yet. You polish the headline, optimize for SEO, pick a clean image, and hit publish.
By Awais Qarni about a year ago in Writers
Health campaign reaches over 150 learners in Juba with lessons on ulcers, food safety, and healthy eating
Author: Emmanuel Bida Juba, South Sudan – July 23, 2025 — More than 150 pupils and students across three schools in Juba have completed a week-long health awareness campaign spearheaded by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan (EFSS), aimed at addressing rising health concerns among school-aged children.
By Excellence Foundation for South Sudanabout a year ago in Writers
Excellence Foundation for South Sudan launches ‘Build Your Best Self’ fellowship
Author: Emmanuel Bida Juba, South Sudan – July 2025 — The Excellence Foundation for South Sudan (EFSS) has announced the launch of the Build Your Best Self Fellowship 2025, a career readiness initiative aimed at empowering final-year university students, recent graduates, and entry-level professionals in Juba with the skills and confidence to navigate the modern job market.
By Excellence Foundation for South Sudanabout a year ago in Writers
Creative Challenges and Prompy
At 3 AM on a Tuesday, Maria sat staring at her laptop screen, cursor blinking mockingly at the beginning of an empty document. She had all the freedom in the world—write anything, about anything, in any style she wanted. Yet somehow, that infinite possibility felt more paralyzing than liberating. Then she remembered the writing challenge her friend had sent her: "Write a complete story using only questions. 500 words. You have one hour." Suddenly, her fingers began to move, and by 4 AM, she had crafted one of the most compelling pieces she'd ever written.
By Muhammad Sabeelabout a year ago in Writers