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Breaking the habit
In today's virtual world, Social media has become integral part of our daily lives. From staying in touch with friends to catching up on the latest news, it's hard to imagine a day without scrolling through our feeds. But what happens when this habit turns into an addiction, consuming hours of our time and affecting our mental well-being? If you’ve found yourself feeling overwhelmed by the constant barrage of updates and notifications, you’re not alone. The good news is, there are effective strategies to break free from the grip of social media addiction and reclaim your life. In this article, we'll explore practical ways to reduce your dependency on social media, helping you to reconnect with the world around you and find a healthier balance. Here are some practical ways to reduce social media addiction:
By Nidhi Gohil 2 years ago in Writers
A Black Valentine's day
Valentine's Day was fastly approaching, and as the day drew closer, more and more people had stories to tell about their supposed lovers. In the midst of a society where it seemed like everyone had someone special to celebrate Valentine's Day with, Amanda felt left out and alone.
By AUGUSTINE MERCY DIBIO2 years ago in Writers
One Dollar Challenge - Quote Me Baby - July 2024 (Unofficial)
An unofficial bullshit Summer challenge for July 2024. (That is, an unofficial "bullshit summer" challenge, not an "unofficial bullshit" summer challenge. I think.) Either way, you have two weeks. Dig deep into the crevices (stop) of your sofa for your pen, and into your heart and soul for... something else.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Writers
Untitled #2
From the beginning, I wasn't very serious, to be honest. I thought it was just an infatuation. But now, it hurts like hell. It's like a thousand needles poking my chest one by one. Suddenly, it feels so heavy that I can't breathe, drenched in sweat, struggling to gasp for air. I open my window and sit there, just trying to get some air.
By Nidhi Gohil 2 years ago in Writers
(iii) : Hearts in Enschede
Twenty-year-old Cecile’s life was upended for the first time. Despite having a supportive family, life’s unpredictable twists spared no one. Cecile enjoyed an extremely comfortable life, pursuing her passion for set design, supported by her successful businessman father, rising actress mother, and internationally acclaimed ballerina sister.
By Cecile Heartwood2 years ago in Writers
5 Essential Skills Needed to Balancing Tech (like AI)and Creativity in Writing
Creativity thrives in chaos, so embrace the mess. Balancing technology and creativity in writing is a myth. It's a battle that's futile and unnecessary. Instead, dive into chaos. Here's how to shake things up and make your writing process both tech-savvy and wildly creative.
By Rick Martinez2 years ago in Writers
(i) : From Lystia
The writer, Lystia, wishes to make it clear that Cecile Heartwood has been created solely for role-playing purposes. The content has no connection to any real person or events. Any similarity to actual individuals, living or dead, or real-life occurrences, is purely coincidental.
By Cecile Heartwood2 years ago in Writers
4 Easy Ways New Writers Get More Reads
Introduction So, you’ve decided to take the plunge and dive into the world of writing. Congrats! It’s a bold move, and an exciting one at that. But let’s face it, getting those precious reads can be a real challenge, especially when you’re just starting out. Don’t worry, though — we’ve got your back! In this article, we’ll explore 4 easy ways new writers get more reads. We’ll break down each strategy, giving you the tools to captivate your audience and make your writing shine. Ready to boost your readership? Let’s get started!
By creative content 2 years ago in Writers
Hardware and Software Design. AI-Generated.
At the heart of every embedded system lies meticulous design. The STM32 series, powered by ARM Cortex-M cores, offers a broad spectrum of choices tailored to various application needs - from simple microcontrollers to advanced processors with DSP and floating-point units. When embarking on a design journey:
By Silicon Signals2 years ago in Writers
