Inspiration

Why I Stopped Reading Self-Help Books—And Started Living My Questions Instead
For years, I devoured self-help books like they were sacred texts. My shelves bowed under the weight of titles promising confidence, productivity, inner peace, emotional mastery, purpose, and healing. I was constantly underlining passages, scribbling mantras in margins, and chasing that next big “aha” moment that would finally make me feel whole.
By Muhammad Sabeel6 months ago in Writers
AI Jobocalypse
Artificial intelligence has sparked intense debate about the future of human employment. While headlines warn of mass job displacement and corporate leaders predict shrinking workforces, the reality is far more nuanced. AI isn't simply replacing workers - it's fundamentally transforming how we work, what we do, and the skills we need to succeed.
By Narghiza Ergashova6 months ago in Writers
Sound and Vision
I'm surprised that I did not think of this sooner... I am at home during a very hot Tuesday, sitting in my kitchen in front of this screen with a plan to go for a short walk after the leftovers I have had for dinner. I am waiting on money in the mail (snail, unfortunately), and having vague thoughts about which dumpster I would choose if I do get kicked out of my apartment and have to suffer another humiliation. The job hunt continues, with one application sent to a school that I applied to years before, had an interview with, and then found myself rejected from because the teacher I was supposed to replace decided not to retire.
By Kendall Defoe 6 months ago in Writers
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
A Different Child – My Journey Into Awareness
A Different Child – My Journey Into Awareness Ever since I was a child, I felt like I didn’t quite fit in. There was something different about me — not in a sad or dramatic way, but in a deeply internal way. I remember watching other kids behave a certain way and asking myself:
By subah alenzi6 months ago in Writers
I Didn’t Grow Up Reading, But Now I Can’t Stop Writing
If you told 10-year-old me that I’d be writing blog posts for fun one day, I probably would've laughed and gone back to whatever weird bootleg anime was on TV. Reading just wasn’t part of my world growing up. I was raised in the north of Brazil, and honestly, nobody around me liked books. It wasn’t that people were lazy. It just wasn’t something we did.
By Alex David Du6 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
The Invisible War: A Battle for the Soul. AI-Generated.
Title: The Invisible War: A Battle for the Soul Subtitle: How Fear Opens Doors—And What Truly Protects You It began on a silent night.
By Taviii🇨🇦♐️6 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
A Walk Back Through Ropner Park.
I went to Ropner Park today. The ducks were doing their usual networking. The swans were acting like swans. The willow trees looked like they hadn’t been listening to the news, which is probably for the best.
By Test6 months ago in Writers
YouTube Paid $7.13 a Single Day for The First Time then I took it Seriously
YouTube Analytics Dashboard This was the first time I earned $7.13 from YouTube in a single day. This is actually from my second channel; the earnings have been between $1 to $6 daily since I created the channel.
By Vivids 💖6 months ago in Writers