Achievements

🌸 The Love That Learned to Wait
They met in a season when neither of them believed much in timing. Lena had stopped trusting it after too many plans fell apart just before they were supposed to begin. She believed effort mattered more than fate, and that if something was meant to happen, it would happen because you chose it every day.
By Zidaneabout 5 hours ago in Writers
🕊 The Kindness That Stayed
No one remembered exactly when Mrs. Evelyn Harper moved into the narrow blue house at the corner of Linden Street. Some said it was after the bakery closed. Others believed she had always been there, quietly blending into the rhythm of the neighborhood the way certain trees seem permanent, even though you know they must have been planted once.
By Zidaneabout 18 hours ago in Writers
How Ecommerce Brands Use Review & Rating Data to Improve Conversions and Trust
In the digital age, customers want to hear from other shoppers before making a purchase. Product reviews and customer ratings have evolved into some of the most crucial decision-making factors for buyers. In fact, nearly 90% of consumers read online reviews before purchasing a product.
By Retail Gators3 days ago in Writers
Even after $20.7 million staff gift, Abdul Samad Rabiu edges closer to $10 billion
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu nears $10 billion as BUA Cement and BUA Foods shares surge, lifting his fortune to about $9.7 billion.
By Dena Falken Esq5 days ago in Writers
The Peace That Came After Love
For a long time, Nora thought peace would feel empty. She imagined it as silence where laughter once lived, as space where warmth had been. She thought peace would be lonely, like standing in a room after everyone had left.
By Zidane5 days ago in Writers
Why Are Enterprise Companies Quietly Replacing Manual Research with Automated Web Data Feeds?
For years, enterprise teams relied on analysts, spreadsheets, and manual research to understand markets, competitors, and customer behavior. It worked—until it didn’t.
By Retail Gators5 days ago in Writers
🌙 The Goodbye That Didn’t Break Them
The goodbye didn’t happen all at once. It didn’t arrive with raised voices or slammed doors. There were no dramatic declarations, no moments that could be replayed later as proof of where everything went wrong.
By Zidane5 days ago in Writers
Bezos, Catz, Dell Cashed Out Billions as Top Insider Sellers of 2025
Mega-cap tech companies led a disproportionate share of the US stock market’s gains in 2025. Their executives also accounted for an outsized share of insider selling as billionaire founders, CEOs and directors took more than $16 billion off the table.
By Dena Falken Esq6 days ago in Writers
My Life On Vocal At The Moment
Introduction Since November 23rd, 2025, continuing on Vocal has been made difficult for me due to Vocal's minimal support. The music I chose for this piece is "Hard Workin' Man", written by Jack Nitzsche, sung by Captain Beefheart, featuring Ry Cooder on the guitar. The rhythm provided by a car body printing press, and the image I created for this, is appropriate.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 7 days ago in Writers
My Writing Online Goals for January 2026
December was one of my best months in 2025. I wasn't expecting to hit so many goals in one month, and I'm quite happy with the results! I think that this is a good sign for the new year of 2026, and I can't wait to see what is in store for me this coming year!
By Emy Quinn7 days ago in Writers
Listening to Trees
I didn’t go into the woods looking for wisdom. I went because the city felt too loud in ways sound couldn’t explain. Sirens, screens, conversations stacked on top of each other—everything demanding attention, everything urgent, nothing patient. I told myself I just needed air. A walk. An hour without notifications.
By Jhon smith8 days ago in Writers
Writing a Master's Thesis
How are you doing? Are you working from home while juggling the kids, or are you back at work? I'm working on my MFA in writing thesis, which is due on January, 12th.
By Elizabeth Woods8 days ago in Writers