Inspiration
Victoria’s Good Taste
There once lived a lady named Victoria who lived in a little town near the marketplace. It was always filled with glorious aromas of baked goods and multicultural cuisine. She was known as the best taste tester for miles around and was asked every month to judge the baking contest.
By Gaille Hunter2 years ago in Writers
Strategies for Navigating Career Shifts in a Rapidly Evolving Job Market
In today’s world, change is the only constant. This is especially true in the job market, where technological advancements, economic shifts, and societal changes are creating a landscape that evolves almost daily. I’ve experienced these changes firsthand and learned that adapting to a shifting career landscape isn’t just about survival—it’s about thriving. So, if you’re facing a career shift or contemplating a new direction, let me share some insights and strategies that have helped me—and many others—navigate this exciting, albeit challenging, terrain.
By Eladeo Mallett2 years ago in Writers
INTENTIONAL -1
having so much talked about the need to be intentional, one do be wondering if being intentional would always guarantee success. The truth is that, while it has the ability of elevating the chances, the possibility of getting a contrary results (which definitely would be better than not being intentional at all) abounds. Like I would always say; TAKING AN ACTION BASED ON A BAD PLAN IS BETTER THAN NOT HAVING ANY PLAN AT ALL. Nature has its way of sometimes working against our personal intentions, and may sometimes prevail. One of such records In history is the unpopular event surrounding the "DOOR OF HELL" located at KARAKUM DESERT Before you conclude, it's not that which just flashed to your mind🤣. The Karakum Desert, located in Turkmenistan, is known for its stunning landscapes and the unique phenomenon. It has at least 4 different names -Darvaza Gas Crater -Door to Hell -Gates of Hell -Shining of Karakum (official name) This is a natural gas field that collapsed into a crater, and to prevent the spread of methane gas, it was set on fire in 1971. The crater resulted from a Soviet drilling mishap, causing the release of natural gas. To prevent the spread of methane gas, the decision was made to ignite it, expecting the gas to burn off in a few weeks. However, the crater has been burning for decades. since then, it has been a site known for creating a mesmerizing and eerie sight, especially at night when it appears to be a "shining" or flaming pit in the middle of the desert. A very important attraction site for tourists. _________________________________________ Just like the drilling mishap is a resultant of an intentional action carried out by the Soviet drillers, its possible that your intentional act could result to what you never bargained for. It's however, on you to devise yet another intentional act to harness the resultant outcome, into a better result. To prevent the gas spread (which is dangerous to human health), the drillers ignited the already unexpected crater. Still, the result turned to be something else, which is proven to be less harm than if the gas were to be allowed to escape into the atmosphere. Hello, be intentional, and still be ready to act intentional, should your initial intentional action fail. A "poorly executed" plan is better than an a good action without plan.
By Uchenna Igboanugo 2 years ago in Writers
Hope
It’s important to have hope. That feeling deep inside of you that tells you everything is going to be okay. And it will be. But sometimes you have to go through the sludge first. Sometimes you have to get through the darkness. In order to find the light. Sometimes you need to deeply know the ice coldness of dread so you can fully appreciate the golden glow of the sunshine. Softly touching your skin. Kissing your face. Diving into the sky blue ocean sparkling under the suns rays.
By Mia Watanabe2 years ago in Writers
5 Easy Ways New Writers Get More Views
1. Focus on writing high-quality, engaging content. Why Quality Matters Over Quantity In the vast sea of online content, what separates you from the rest? The answer is quality. Writing content that is well-researched, engaging, and offers real value to your readers is key to gaining and retaining an audience. It’s not enough to just write; you need to make sure what you’re writing is interesting, informative, and meets the needs of your target readers.
By Muhammad Nadeem2 years ago in Writers
Table 5: A Journey Into Its Importance and Influence
Introduction Tables have been a fundamental part of human civilization for centuries. From ancient civilizations to modern homes, tables serve more than just a functional purpose. "Table 5" has a unique cultural and practical significance among the different types. This article delves into its evolution, importance, and how it impacts various aspects of our lives.
By Muhammad Nadeem2 years ago in Writers
200 - and Counting
Two hundred. That will be the number of stories I've published on Vocal if this one is blessed by the curators. I wouldn't have realized it if I hadn't thought about checking my profile after congratulating another creator about #150. (congrats again, Savannah:)
By Dana Crandell2 years ago in Writers
CHOICES
Jesus’s obedience in the garden of gethsemane where He said "I will" to Gods eternal demands can easily be paralleled to mans disobedience in the garden of Eden where they said "I will not" to Gods demands drawing our attention to an invaluable timeless truth about decisions & choices every individual must take cognizance of if we are to have the sort of impact that transcends the corridors of time itself. Paul in Romans 5:19 lays down succinctly this parallel of obedience against disobedience in light of what both choices accomplished for humanity when he writes that; "For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous."
By Ernest Kobby Baah2 years ago in Writers
Capri's Magical Shoebox
Once there lived a little girl named Capri. She lived in a small village near the wharf. For hours she would watch the boats on the bay, docked at the wharf, being loaded and unloaded with boxes of all shapes and sizes. She wondered what could be sailing in and out of the dock in those quizzical treasure chests.
By Gaille Hunter2 years ago in Writers










