M.SUDAIS

Joined April 2025

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Storyteller of growth and positivity 🌟 | Sharing small actions that spark big transformations. From Friday blessings to daily habits, I write to uplift and ignite your journey. Join me for weekly inspiration!”

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The Weight of Unspoken Wounds
The prickle of truth arrives the same way winter does—slow, creeping, and unnoticed until it has settled across the skin. There is a moment, always, when the heart realizes it’s colder than the world around it.
By M.SUDAIS 2 months ago in Poets
7 Habits That Quietly Make You Powerful Before Age 20
Most people don’t realize this, but the years between 17 and 20 shape your entire future. Not because of money. Not because of education.
By M.SUDAIS 2 months ago in Motivation
Choice Of Career
It was early morning when Aarav stood at the beginning of a long, empty road. The word “CAREER” was painted boldly on the path before him, stretching toward a distant horizon glowing with the colors of sunrise. He took a deep breath, feeling the cool wind brush against his face. This was not just a road—it was the path of his life, leading toward his dreams, challenges, and self-discovery.
By M.SUDAIS 3 months ago in Motivation
Mother To Son
Come sit, my child, and hear me well, For life’s no tale the smooth roads tell. The path I’ve walked was rough and steep,
By M.SUDAIS 3 months ago in Poets
"They Said I Couldn't Do It—So I Did It Twice"
There are moments in life when people's opinions seem louder than your own voice. Their words sting, echoing in your mind when you try to sleep: "You can't do this." "You're wasting your time." "People like you don't make it." For most, these words crush dreams. But for me? They became fuel.
By M.SUDAIS 5 months ago in Motivation
"They Laughed at Me Until I Did This One Thing"
The Beginning: Small Dreams in a Big World Growing up in a small town, surrounded by people who believed more in limits than in possibilities, I learned early on that dreaming too big was a dangerous thing. Dangerous not because it would kill you—but because people would kill your belief in it.
By M.SUDAIS 6 months ago in Chapters
When the World Forgot My Name
I used to be someone. Not famous, not loud, but whole. The kind of person who laughed with her whole chest, who sang to the dishes when no one was listening, who remembered birthdays without checking her phone.
By M.SUDAIS 7 months ago in Poets
Where the Silence Speaks
Where the Silence Speaks – A Poignant Story of Grief, Stillness, and Unexpected Healing Description In “Where the Silence Speaks,” follow Miriam as she navigates loss, memory, and rediscovery in the quietest corners of her life. A moving literary short story about finding voice in silence.
By M.SUDAIS 7 months ago in Fiction
Sunday Blessings: A Day for Rest, Reflection, and Renewal
Table of Contents: 1. Introduction 2. The Significance of Sunday 3. A Day of Rest and Reflection 4. Gratitude: Cultivating Thankfulness
By M.SUDAIS 7 months ago in Families
The Silence in Room 204
Marla Thorne had worked night shifts at the Dorian Crest Hotel for nearly three years. The graveyard hours were quiet, mostly uneventful, and perfect for someone who preferred the company of still walls over people. She manned the front desk with her usual thermos of coffee, crossword puzzles, and the flickering hum of the lobby’s antique chandelier.
By M.SUDAIS 7 months ago in Psyche
In Spite of War
In spite of war, in spite of death. In spite of all men's sufferings, Some one within me laughs and sings And I must praise with all my breath.
By M.SUDAIS 7 months ago in Poets
Opportunity
THEY do me wrong who say I come no more When once I knock and fail to find you in; For every day I stand outside your door And bid you wake, and rise to fight and win.
By M.SUDAIS 7 months ago in Poets

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The Weight of Unspoken Wounds

7 Habits That Quietly Make You Powerful Before Age 20

Choice Of Career

Mother To Son

"They Said I Couldn't Do It—So I Did It Twice"

"They Laughed at Me Until I Did This One Thing"

When the World Forgot My Name

Where the Silence Speaks

Sunday Blessings: A Day for Rest, Reflection, and Renewal

The Silence in Room 204

In Spite of War

Opportunity

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