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Kevin Levroni: The Legend Who Didn't Win "Mr. Olympia" Kevin Levroni is an iconic figure in bodybuilding history. His name is synonymous with incredible physique, unwavering will and uncompromising dedication to sports.
By The traveler2 years ago in Writers
Rice cooker is very necessary for each of our families.
Instant Pot Duo 7-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker About this item: Multi-Functional: The Instant Pot Duo offers seven cooking functions:
By Lam Nguyen2 years ago in Writers
Whispers Over Coffee
In the Café He sits alone, lost in thought, She enters quietly, a hesitant smile. He: "I thought you wouldn't come."
By jameel Nawaz2 years ago in Writers
Beyond Talent
Writers constantly grapple with balancing craft against life's demands, seeking a formula for consistent production while nurturing creativity. The stark reality of living solely from writing underscores the need for such a framework. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported approximately 151,200 writers and authors in 2023, yet only an estimated 10-20% earn a full-time living solely from their writing. Most supplement their income through teaching, freelance work, or other fields. These statistics highlight writers' challenges and the importance of intentionally structuring one's life to support creative pursuits. So, how do we create a framework that will allow us to work and create in our calling?
By Geoffrey Philp 2 years ago in Writers
The Evolving Art of Truth: Exploring the Boundaries and Freedom of Creative Nonfiction
On its very baseline, creative nonfiction is a literary genre. Some people call it the fourth genre, along with poetry, fiction and drama. Memoir, for example, personal essay, biography, narrative history and long form narrative reportage may all fit under the creative nonfiction umbrella. Recently, as the genre has evolved, there have been offshoots to the genre like speculative nonfiction, auto(biographical) fiction, lyric essays, and the visual essay, to name only a few.
By Juned Patricio2 years ago in Writers
The 'totally' secret recipe to spice up your essays
English is considered the universal language and it may appear very plain and very easy to learn, but English really requires very good comprehension skills and very critical thinking. People can say things like it is as simple as ABCs and 123s but it’s more than that. It teaches you to be very persistent to learn.
By Juned Patricio2 years ago in Writers
Why invest in Land for Passive Income?
Understanding the Basics of Land Investment Why Invest in Land? Land investment is appealing because it offers low maintenance compared to other real estate investments like rental properties—no need to worry about building repairs, tenant issues, or other headaches from owning buildings. Additionally, the risk of depreciation is lower; while buildings can deteriorate over time, land does not.
By Mypropertymap2 years ago in Writers
Failure;
Hi there! How are you doin'? Not well? Tired? Or looking for improvements? Are you trying to groom yourself? You are at the right place. Today, I'm going to tell you some techniques to handle failure. Ok, so what is failure? Many say being unsuccessful, or not getting what you want, or maybe even, a hard time that has come upon oneself. But I'd rather say that;
By Tehreem Azhar2 years ago in Writers
Write as if You Already Have an Audience
This might be unconventional advice for us writers. Most of us say dance as if no one is watching and relate it to writing.
By sara burdick2 years ago in Writers
A THING BEYOND AND FOREVER
A THING BEYOND AND FOREVER—the moment I wanted to encapsulate in the entirety of time. Announced in a debacle by the trumpets of the sky,
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
Don’t Stop Consuming Content If You Are Writing a Book.
Writing a book or story can be difficult. One reason people may stop reading, watching TV, or doing something else to consume content is that they don’t want to copy an idea. I have seen this many times in my own writing group and have talked to aspiring authors who have thought the same thing. If you consume media, then you are likely to create a copy or something similar to an already existing story.
By Nell2 years ago in Writers
Embracing the Dichotomy
In the modern world, our lives seem busier than ever, and it's easy to get lost in the crowd. But amidst the chaos, there are two profound states of being that often intertwine but yield strikingly different outcomes: loneliness and solitude. While these two might appear synonymous, they hold contrasting implications for our emotional well-being and personal growth. In this blog, we will explore the dichotomy between loneliness and solitude, uncovering the hidden gems within each state and learning how to navigate the depths of our souls.
By Jassila 2 years ago in Writers