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A Writer's January. Top Story - January 2024.
A Note on Resolutions vs. Intentions Perhaps not many people have experienced this, but as a spiritual person, interested in awareness and personal development, in the past year I've seen a rise of the word "intention" over "resolution".
By Marina Fortuño2 years ago in Writers
2024 Vocal Life
Vocal has challenged me to write an article about my goals for this coming year. And I realized when I read the entry I had not even thought about it. I am still coming up from a downward spiral and before today, it felt like setting goals was overwhelming for me.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Writers
A Long Battle with Instant Gratification
Over the years, I've made myself available to random people who have questions about my transition. Sometimes, people contact me about surgeries, becoming a parent, or dealing with family, and those who don't accept them. When I talk to people who identify as trans about transitioning, I always place importance on thinking about the longer-term YOU. I made a lot of poor decisions initially. I can't say with certainty the decisions I've made and have internal conflicts with until this point in my transition will be another person's internal challenges.
By Creating Balance 3602 years ago in Writers
Not a Winner
I've been submitting on and off to Vocal challenges for over a year. During that time, I've been thankful and humbled to have garnered a few recognitions along the way. However, that's not why I started writing on Vocal and not the reason why I'll continue to be here, hopefully for many years to come.
By Alison McBain2 years ago in Writers
Foolish Things
I read this challenge prompt with a lazy sigh. Less than a month into creating this Vocal account, scarcely a few weeks into the new year, and already I gotta talk about my aspirations? Clearly I’m up to it, otherwise I wouldn’t have opened a word document in the first place, nor would I be typing about it now. True confession, I still don’t exactly know what aspirations I’m going to write about (and here we are, one paragraph in).
By Elle Marie2 years ago in Writers
Revolutionizing Industries: Exploring the Expanding Horizons of the LiDAR Market
In recent years, the LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) market has experienced remarkable growth, emerging as a key technology driving innovation across various industries. From autonomous vehicles to environmental monitoring, LiDAR has proven to be a transformative force, offering unprecedented precision and accuracy in data collection. This article delves into the dynamic landscape of the LiDAR market, exploring its current trends, applications, and future prospects.
By Jennifer White2 years ago in Writers
Goals Achieved and Dreams Yet To Come
I'm not making any specific resolutions this year, for Vocal, or for anything else. As most people who set New Years Resolutions can tell you; that rarely ends in anything but disappointment, guilt, a lingering sense of shame and failure, and a general feeling of futility.
By Natasja Rose2 years ago in Writers
How Can You Tell If a Botswana Agate Is Real: A Comprehensive Guide to Authenticity
How Can You Tell If a Botswana Agate Is Real: A Comprehensive Guide to Authenticity Botswana Agate, prestigious for its hypnotizing banding examples and quieting hearty shades, has turned into a valued gemstone in the realm of jewelry. As its prevalence rises, so does the gamble of encountering impersonations and engineered reproductions. Recognizing veritable Botswana Agate and its fake partners is an essential expertise for gemstone devotees and purchasers. In this extensive aide, we will investigate the critical qualities and procedures to decide the realness of Botswana Agate, ensuring that your buy is a valid and important expansion to your assortment.
By Luna Johnson2 years ago in Writers
Writer's Groups
One time, I read a quote from Hemingway describing literary New York as a jar of tapeworms trying to eat each other and I thought, 'Yep.' Except, I don't think of literary New York specifically. Instead, I think of in-person writer's groups.
By Stephanie Van Orman2 years ago in Writers







