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How I Plan on Gaining Autonomy Only Working 2-4 Hours a Day
"Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive." - Andy Grove. In 11th grade, I discovered my utter disgust with mandatory conformity.
By Jerrell John2 years ago in Writers
A FISH OUT OF WATER
Sometimes I feel I was a fish out of water desperate looking to be rescued. It went asleep in my natural habitat of water Even got lost inside the bowels of sweet deceptive dreams Where it imagined itself becoming a shark , A king of the ocean king which any fish would sure love to become
By MICHAEL ADEYANJU2 years ago in Writers
Why Do I Write? Let Me Count The Ways
This little piece is inspired by Mikeydred: So I would love to know why you write and what is your main driver to write. You can read his piece in full here.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Writers
100 stories on Vocal. Content Warning.
I have a little over 100 stories now because I couldn't find this story after I wrote it. How did I lose it? I write at work and put the stories in the book I am reading at the time. I go through a lot of books.
By Jeremy White2 years ago in Writers
OPM Ss3 Information
The One-Punch Man anime drops a bombshell surprise trailer centered on Garou, the human monster, revealing that J.C.Staff is returning to the series.
By Akira Ukada2 years ago in Writers
Edible vs. Inedible Berries: Knowing the Difference
Distinguishing between edible and inedible berries can be crucial for your safety, as some berries can be poisonous or cause adverse reactions if consumed. Here are some guidelines to help you identify the difference:
By Pasti mamli2 years ago in Writers
Namibia Just Taught Germany a Hard Lesson
Do Western Countries Fear Africa? Western nations, who were once regarded as fearless on the international scene, now find themselves
By ANDRE AFRIKANER2 years ago in Writers
Love and Relationships
Delving into the Depths of Love: A Journey through the Complexities of Relationships Love, an enigma as old as humanity itself, is a force that shapes our lives in profound and often unpredictable ways. It is the foundation upon which we build our most cherished relationships, the guiding light that leads us through the darkest of times, and the source of our greatest joys and deepest sorrows. In this exploration of the intricacies of love and relationships, we embark on a journey through the complexities of human connection, seeking to unravel the mysteries that lie at the heart of our most intimate bonds.
By Things in life2 years ago in Writers
Why it's Important to Rebranding?
Creativity: It is important to know when venturing into rebranding an idea, author brand, book product to figure out what works for us. Putting our whole world into another persons fingertips can be very daunting. Here is an example of what I did step by step...
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Writers
The Writing Advice That's Been Said Wrong Over and Over Again
If you were to stand in a room of a hundred authors and ask each of them individually for their best writing advice almost 90% of them are going to give you the advice that your first draft is going to be shitty and that it's not a reason to give up.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Behind the Page
Lately, I have struggled a bit with channeling my creativity into new stories and poems. There is an element of writer’s block, but there is also a lack of focus and motivation involved. Ironically, in my opinion, those with an artistic bent tend to have a lot going on in their brain. Currently, translating that jumbled mess in my mindspace (yes, I made up that word) into a story, whether that be prose or poetry, has been a challenge.
By Randy Baker2 years ago in Writers
Why Do I Write?
I've tackled this question on Vocal before, but this time I’m diving in deeper. Before we get rolling, why not check out my interview about writing? It’ll give you some good background!
By Christian Bass2 years ago in Writers