Life
Shadows of the Unseen
"Answer my question!" Lisa's voice reduce through the silence of the small, dimly lit room. Her eyes, huge and full of frustration, locked onto her older brother, Jake, who sat slouched at the sofa across from her. The flickering lightbulb overhead seemed to reflect her volatile feelings.
By Raja Sumaria Khan2 years ago in Writers
Sustainability and Performance of Super Funds
The recent article titled "Boomers Don't Have Enough Super" revisits a familiar topic that frequently surfaces in politics and media. Unfortunately, it offers little more than a rehash of outdated discussions without making any meaningful effort to overhaul the obsolete system that continues to deepen the financial struggles of already vulnerable demographics in Australia.
By Narghiza Ergashova2 years ago in Writers
Five Magical Phrases to Comfort a Dying
As we face the inevitable journey of life, one of the most profound experiences is being present with someone who is nearing the end of theirs. It can be incredibly difficult to find the right words when someone is dying, yet offering comfort through words can be one of the most meaningful gifts you can give. Sometimes, it's not about saying the perfect thing but about offering reassurance, love, and support. Let's explore five powerful phrases that can provide comfort in these precious moments.
By Muhammad Nadeem2 years ago in Writers
Title: "The Power of Resilience: How to Overcome Failure and Rebuild Your Life" . AI-Generated.
Title: "The Power of Resilience: How to Overcome Failure and Rebuild Your Life In a world filled with challenges and obstacles, everyone faces moments of failure and weakness. These moments, when the future seems uncertain and our goals feel out of reach, can be discouraging. Yet, within these dark times lies the true secret of success: resilience.
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed2 years ago in Writers
Discovery of a Prehistoric Giant's Head the Size of a Car. AI-Generated.
Solving the Evolutionary Mystery: Discovery of a Prehistoric Giant's Head the Size of a Car Scientists have finally glimpsed the face of the largest known arthropod to ever inhabit our planet, a colossal creature resembling a millipede, thanks to the discovery of two exceptionally well-preserved fossils. This creature, known as Arthropleura, thrived during the late Paleozoic era, approximately 346 to 290 million years ago, in equatorial forests where the atmosphere was rich in oxygen. These conditions allowed these animals to grow to impressive sizes, reaching lengths of up to 2.6 meters (8.5 feet) and weighing over 45 kilograms (100 pounds).
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed2 years ago in Writers
10 Things To Do In The Evening Instead of Watching Netflix
Introduction Let's face it: we've all fallen into the routine of plopping down on the couch and binging Netflix after a long day. While there's nothing wrong with enjoying your favorite shows from time to time, doing this every evening can leave you feeling unproductive, drained, and even a little bored. The truth is, there are so many fun, relaxing, and even enriching activities you can try instead of hitting the "next episode" button. So, what else could you do in the evening? Whether you're looking to unwind, be productive, or just try something new, here are 10 great alternatives to Netflix.
By Muhammad Nadeem2 years ago in Writers
Famous Writers That Started Writing Late in Life
Are you one of those people who have been "late to the party" regarding anything in life? Are you someone who has never had a book published and as the years go by, you feel a little downhearted wondering if it's too late? Maybe you've already published a book and realize many have long since published theirs years before in their life than you did. Is it worth it to even publish now?
By Jasmine Aguilar2 years ago in Writers
The Art of Observing and not Absorbing
Introduction In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in everything happening around us. From the constant stream of social media updates to the endless opinions of those around us, it can feel like we’re bombarded with information, emotions, and expectations every day. The challenge many of us face is how to observe the world without absorbing all the negativity, stress, or energy that doesn’t serve us.
By Muhammad Nadeem2 years ago in Writers
Words I Wish I Could Take Back
It’s funny, you know? Being an extrovert. People always think you’ve got it so easy, that you just walk into a room, start talking, and magically everyone loves you. “Oh, you must be great at making friends!” they say. “You’re so lucky to be so confident!” I hear this all the time. But no one really gets what it’s like when the talking doesn’t stop. No one tells you about the moments after the laughter dies down, when you’ve opened up too much, said too much, and it comes back to bite you.
By Monika Kedia2 years ago in Writers
Why Writers Should Choose The Vocal Platform
Introduction I wanted to write something pointing out all the positives I see for writers being on, or joining the Vocal platform. It has changed significantly since it tempted me with promises of huge financial prizes for its challenges. The value of the prizes has dropped but they are far more frequent, and you have to think, why are you actually here?
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
