Achievements

The Enduring Impact of Ada Lovelace
Without a doubt! There are numerous exceptional women who have made a lasting impact on my life, each in their own distinctive manner. Among them, Ada Lovelace stands out. Born in 1815, Ada Lovelace was a mathematician and writer, primarily recognized for her contributions to Charles Babbage's early mechanical general-purpose computer, the Analytical Engine. Her extraordinary insights and groundbreaking work in the field of computer science have continued to motivate generations of technologists, myself included. Ada Lovelace made groundbreaking contributions to the field of computer science that were ahead of her time. Her deep understanding of the Analytical Engine, a theoretical mechanical computer designed by Charles Babbage, is particularly remarkable. Despite the fact that the Analytical Engine was never fully constructed during her lifetime, Ada's insights into its potential capabilities laid the foundation for modern computing.
By TONE TALKS2 years ago in Writers
Exam Season Survival: Top Tips for Nurturing Your Mental Wellbeing
Exam Season Survival: Top Tips for Nurturing Your Mental Wellbeing Hard work is the sole key to achieving any goal and dreams that you hold in life. Being true to yourself and placing your utmost efforts in whatever you do, will lead you to the desirable outcome that every person yearns for in their lifetime. To be or not to be the conventional goal achiever, society puts a lot of pressure on children and young adults to academic excellence and achieve good marks in every exam the student undertakes. While it is important to give your 100%, sacrificing your mental health in the process ultimately results in complete burnout and renders you unable to function healthily and productively.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
Week 8 of Write A Story Every Day in 2024
50 stories. One for every year I've been alive. A half century. A Hawai'i. Whatever you want to call it, 50 stories have been written and published which means 316 to go. That's still a lot.
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Writers
The Dragon Beside Me: Honoring the Woman Who Soars
In the Extended time of the Mythical beast 2024, as Global Ladies' Day drew nearer, I wound up considering the surprising lady who has motivated me — a winged serpent by her own doing, savage, versatile, and perpetually rousing. She is Sophia, and her story is one of win over difficulty, of solidarity despite challenges, and of unfaltering assurance to have an effect on the planet.
By Creative Chronicles2 years ago in Writers
My Nostalgic Story. Top Story - February 2024.
As I drive four hours straight I am extremely tired, though I am full of excitement for the next chapter to being. Putting Cleveland behind me, praying for safety and familiarity is important to me. I think like the pilgrims hoping when coming to a new land hoping for new beginnings. This isn't a new land for me it's familiarity something I know.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Writers
What Really Matters To Me. Content Warning.
Introduction I have not had a creative Vocal Top Story since mid-December, there was one promoted by the wonderful creators in Vocal * Voices in Minor (ViM), but that was from a prompt by them and then shared in a Vocal "Raise Your Voice" otherwise it would not have been a Top Story. The story with the share is here and I am thankful and grateful for it, my second public share on a Vocal thing.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
My Top Stories
Not too long ago, I took a few weeks off from writing. I felt like I had no inspiration. I would stare at the blank screen or page and nothing. So, instead of trying to force it, I took some time off from writing.
By J. Delaney-Howe2 years ago in Writers
From Adversity to Triumph
In the quiet town of Henryville, nestled within the heart of Indiana, a remarkable tale unfolded in the year 1895. It was there, amidst the rustic charm of the countryside, that a young boy, aged merely six, faced the first harsh blow of life - the passing of his beloved father. Left with the heavy burden of responsibility, his mother, in an act of sheer necessity, took up toiling in the nearby tomato cannery, leaving the boy to shoulder the duties of both cook and caretaker for his siblings.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Writers
Ephemeral Echoes: A Love Story Beyond Time
In the quaint village of Serenity Hills nestled amidst rolling meadows and whispering forests, there existed a love story that transcended the boundaries of time and space. It was a tale woven with threads of passion, sacrifice, and an inevitable sorrow that left echoes in the hearts of those who dared to witness its beauty.
By Crazy Boy2 years ago in Writers
Money Spent Wisely On Gifts
Eight years ago I started a Poem a Day in February (PaDiF) on Facebook. I saw that others were doing this. Now, I can't tell you who, but someone was doing it!
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers
The Crush
In the dimly lit classroom, where the soft strains of soulful music filled the air, a group of young minds eagerly awaited their teacher's instructions. "I want you to look for the words, reveal, pretend, and love in your readers tonight," the teacher's voice rang out, setting the tone for the evening's task. The children responded with an affectionate chorus of "Aww!" as they anticipated the challenge ahead.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Writers
THE REAL REASONS NO ONE READS YOUR WRITING . Content Warning.
I would like to discuss a recent project that I took on. I won't go into detail about the project itself, but rather, I want to discuss why I decided to write a personal project. Specifically, I want to discuss why I'm writing a book that no one will ever read, though that is a bit of an exaggeration because my brother wants to read it, and a few friends might, but it's something that I'll never publish.
By Ibrahim Dauda2 years ago in Writers