Advice

You Don’t Pick a Niche—You Build a Niche
The idea of "picking a niche" often tricks new business owners. They picture choosing a ready-made market. This common thought makes it seem like a passive act. But truly successful entrepreneurs do not just pick a market. They actively, carefully build one. They do not stumble upon a niche. They pour effort into growing it, much like a gardener tends a prized crop.
By vijay sam6 months ago in Writers
What Makes Scott Sellers Kyle a High-Impact Leader
Scott Sellers Kyle is one of the most renowned figures in the field of municipal administration and public leadership. Sellers is well-known for his results-oriented strategy and commitment to promoting sustainable growth. He has established a reputation as an engine for change, innovation, and excellence in addition to his role as city manager. What separates him as a high-impact leader, instead?
By Smith Colin 6 months ago in Writers
Writing Morally Gray Characters
“Not every hero wears white. Not every villain twirls a moustache.” Let’s be honest: morally gray characters are having a moment. They dominate TikTok, swoon across the pages of romantasy, and spark endless discourse in fandom circles. And as someone who writes fantasy (and reads way too much of it), I totally get the appeal. They’re deliciously complicated, impossible to predict, and often the ones who steal the show.
By Georgia6 months ago in Writers
Todd Kassal of Illinois: Bringing Quantum Intelligence to CK RubberTrack’s Manufacturing Success
At first glance, CK RubberTrack in Illinois looks like any other high-output manufacturing facility—machines running in tight sequences, raw materials moving on tight schedules, and supply chains stretched across continents. But behind the scenes, Todd Kassal, Project Manager and strategic lead, is orchestrating a quiet revolution—one powered not by brute force, but by quantum computing-inspired intelligence.
By Todd J. Kassal6 months ago in Writers
Writing Changed My Life — Here’s How
✍️ Writing Writing has always been a powerful tool for people to make their thoughts known — from ancient Neolithic cave paintings to TikTok captions today. But what is writing, really? And how can you use it to share your ideas in a way that feels true to you?
By Matthew Yu6 months ago in Writers
This Is My Writer's Block. Top Story - July 2025.
Introduction I keep having days where nothing seems to grab my attention. I have been through loads of Vocal prompts here
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 months ago in Writers
Do Writers Owe Their Readers Happy Endings?
“The ending of a story isn’t a gift to the reader. It’s a mirror of the story’s truth.” Okay, confession time: I love a good happily-ever-after. Give me the kiss, the crown, the cake at the wedding feast. Let my favourites live, love, and lounge in peace after their chaos. But do I expect that every time? Not even a little.
By Georgia6 months ago in Writers
"The Letter I Never Sent"
M Mehran I never believed in love at first sight—until I saw her. It wasn’t anything dramatic, no slow-motion hair flip, no sparkling soundtrack. It was a rainy Tuesday, and she was sitting on a wooden bench outside a café, reading a book with pages curling under the drizzle. Her umbrella was broken, lying hopelessly by her feet, but she didn’t seem to care.
By M Mehran 6 months ago in Writers
Come on Ralf give us the pure character creation.
Ok ok I getcha your probably all like so we get all that roleplaying stuff but what about with out it. And I had a friend (Myra a great editor writer storyteller) who was reading say the same thing or something similar at least. And what she said was…
By WrittenWritRalf6 months ago in Writers
How I Built a Writing Career Without Going Viral: A Proven Path for Sustainable Success
Introduction Many people think that to make it as a writer, you need a viral hit. They imagine millions of shares, overnight fame, and instant success. But that's not how most long-term careers grow. I learned this firsthand. Instead of chasing viral trends, I focused on steady progress and quality work. Over time, my writing started to build a loyal audience, and my income grew.
By vijay sam6 months ago in Writers
Writer’s Block Isn’t Real
“I’m not blocked. I’m just overwhelmed, tired, scared, distracted, perfectionistic, doubting, or stubborn. Or all of the above.”
By Georgia6 months ago in Writers
Eye for an Eye, Tooth for a Tooth
This saying dates back to ancient times, from warriors and laws seeking balance. The idea was clear: the harm you cause will be returned in equal measure.
By Liora Vogel 6 months ago in Writers