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Step-by-Step Guide to Developing an EV Charging Station Finder App
As electric vehicles (EVs) gain traction globally, the need for reliable and intelligent charging infrastructure is rising rapidly. A key solution bridging the gap between EV drivers and accessible charging points is the EV Charging Station Finder App. These apps offer a seamless way to locate, reserve, and even pay for charging stations on the go—turning an everyday challenge into a convenient user experience.
By Aarti Jangid6 months ago in Writers
The #1 Skill That Gets Writers Paid (Hint: It’s Not Writing)
We picture them in a dimly lit room, a cup of black coffee steaming beside an overflowing ashtray, agonizing over the perfect word choice. They are a tortured artist, a poet, a master of prose who bleeds ink onto the page. They chase the ghost of Hemingway, believe in the sacred power of the semicolon, and are convinced that if they can just craft one truly beautiful, breathtaking sentence, the world will finally recognize their genius.
By Enes Öz6 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
2025 Trucking Industry Trends Every Owner Should Watch
The trucking industry is always on the move—literally and figuratively. If you’re a fleet owner, operator, or someone just getting started in the trucking business, staying ahead of the latest trends is key to staying competitive in 2025. From automation and fuel alternatives to regulations and workforce shifts, this year brings major changes that could impact your profits, operations, and future growth.
By Cedrick Leggett Consulting6 months ago in Writers
Andrew Eastburg’s Path to Smarter, More Supportive Recovery Care
In recent years, the conversation around addiction recovery has changed. It's no longer just about getting clean—it's about staying well, building purpose, and healing in every part of life. This shift requires more than just good intentions; it calls for leadership, structure, and a deep understanding of both health and humanity. Few people embody this vision more clearly than Andrew Eastburg, the Director of Operations at Aspire Sober Living.
By Andrew Eastburg6 months ago in Writers
“Vocal Media Review: Is It Worth Writing In 2025?”
In a digital world flooded with content platforms, Vocal Media has emerged as a unique space for writers, poets, storytellers, and niche creators. But the million-dollar question remains:
By Tousif Arafat6 months ago in Writers
My Heart Is a Locked Room With the Window Open
A story about learning to feel, trust, and heal without unlocking everything all at once. There’s a room inside me where I keep everything I can’t say out loud. It has four walls built with silence, a door I rarely open, and a single window cracked just enough to let the air in.
By hazrat ali6 months ago in Writers
I Got Paid Publishing eBook on Google Book Partner Center
One afternoon, I came across the idea of making over $100 by selling books on Google search. At first, it was not more than fantasy.
By Vivids 💖6 months ago in Writers
How To Write Articles With ChatGPT Without Sounding Like ChatGPT. AI-Generated.
Most of the written content that was drafted with ChatGPT contains obvious evidence that it was produced with ChatGPT. It is imperative that you are aware of this telltale evidence if you are using this generative AI tool or any other LLM, such as Claude or Gemini, to create content of any form. Others will be able to identify them if you fail to do so. It will be shown that you are skilled at AI prompting, and your message will become less powerful.
By Vivids 💖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
✍ No More Free Writing — Here’s How I Found a Platform That Respects Writers
🧱 The Harsh Truth About Online Writing Let’s be honest: Most platforms don’t pay writers. They pay in likes, exposure, and broken promises.
By Awais Qarni 6 months ago in Writers