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My First Story for Vocal Media That Earned me a lot
I still remember the day I first heard about Vocal Media. It was a rainy evening, and I was scrolling through my phone, feeling bored and unmotivated. I came across a post in a writing group on Facebook. Someone had shared their success story—how they earned money just by writing online. I was curious. I clicked the link, signed up on Vocal Media, and started exploring.
By Atta Ullahabout a year ago in Writers
"As you like it"
In the sun-dappled kingdom of Arden, where courtly intrigue clashes with the untamed beauty of the forest, As You Like It unfolds as a lyrical exploration of love, identity, and liberation. When Rosalind, the quick-witted and fiercely independent niece of the usurping Duke Frederick, is banished from court, she flees to the Forest of Arden disguised as a young man named "Ganymede." Accompanied by her devoted cousin Celia and the court fool Touchstone, Rosalind’s journey becomes a whimsical yet profound odyssey—one that blurs the lines between performance and truth, duty and desire.
By its_ishfaq_ahmadabout a year ago in Writers
Climate Anxiety and Eco-Anxiety
Introduction As the world grapples with the mounting effects of climate change - rising temperatures, extreme weather, and global environmental disruption - many people are experiencing more than just physical impacts. A growing number of individuals, particularly young people, are feeling intense emotional and psychological distress known as climate anxiety or eco-anxiety.
By The Wordsmith by Sanjina Hussainabout a year ago in Writers
Growing Tomorrow: How FFA is Leading the Charge in Sustainable Agriculture
As the global population grows and environmental challenges intensify, the agricultural sector faces mounting pressure to produce more food sustainably. To address these concerns, organizations like the Future Farmers of America (FFA) are playing an essential role in shaping the future of agriculture. Through its educational programs, FFA is instilling the values of sustainability in young agricultural leaders, preparing them to adopt environmentally responsible practices while meeting the world’s growing food demands. By fostering innovation and equipping students with hands-on experiences, FFA is driving the future of sustainable farming.
By Mark Balchabout a year ago in Writers
How to Stay Safe and Strong in a Troubled Society
In today’s fast-paced, hyperconnected world, social challenges can seem overwhelming. From bullying in schools and toxic workplaces to the increasing threat of online scams, addiction, and social isolation, it’s easy to feel vulnerable. But the truth is, you don’t have to face these struggles unprepared. You can build mental strength, set healthy boundaries, and take charge of your well-being.
By Habibullah khan about a year ago in Writers
How to Make Your Stories Go Viral on Vocal Media
He had published 12 stories. Not one of them had crossed 100 reads. Some were horror. Some were personal. One of them had taken four straight hours to write, rewrite, and bleed into. He hit “Submit to Vocal+,” waited… and nothing. A few likes. One generic comment. The rest? Silence.
By Muhammad Hakimiabout a year ago in Writers
The "Invisible Labor" Women Do That No One Ever Talks About
Issues like the pay gap, representation in leadership roles, and overt sexism are rightfully given a lot of attention in the ongoing conversation about gender equality. But beneath the surface of these obvious disparities is a more subtle and frequently unrecognized burden: the "invisible labor" that is primarily performed by women. While the division of household chores is undoubtedly a factor, that is not the focus of this discussion. Rather, it includes the invisible emotional, mental, and organizational responsibilities that disproportionately affect women, subtly influencing their lives and impeding their advancement.
By Darren Almeidaabout a year ago in Writers
But Ralf I don’t have anything to write about.
It always amazes me when someone tells me, “but Ralf I don’t have anything to write about.” There is always something to write about. I can understand that someone might be thinking but my life is boring. But I found that this is rarely the case if ever.
By WrittenWritRalfabout a year ago in Writers
How My Account Got Suspended from Medium (Twice) and Now I am Permanently Banned From the Site
Author’s preface: This story was originally published under the title “How I Got Suspended from Medium and You Can Too - But Probably Shouldn’t" on January 8, 2021. It only described the circumstances that led to my first account suspension. I have not written directly about the second suspension and de facto banning until now though it happened more than three years ago. I have basically left the original piece intact, only updating a few things and adding a few notes, and adding some information about the second suspension and banning. You will note that all of the links in the story which originally linked back to various Medium articles take you to the image shown below. Sorry about that, but it is out of my hands.
By Everyday Junglistabout a year ago in Writers
