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The Day I Learned to Trust Myself
I used to doubt every choice I made. Even the smallest choices seemed daunting, and I often relied on others to decide what was best. But one day, I faced a moment where I had no one to rely on but myself.
By Yasir khan17 days ago in Writers
What Businesses Should Decide Before Hiring App Developers?
The call usually starts the same way. Calendars are tight, voices are polite, and the first question arrives quickly. How fast can this be built. How much will it cost. What tech stack do you use. I listen, nodding, already aware that something more important hasn’t been said yet.
By John Doe26 days ago in Writers
For Those Times When You Have Trouble Writing
We learn writing by doing it. ― Natalie Goldberg I’m a bunch writer. I write a bunch, then I don’t write a bunch. There’s no in-between. Feast or famine.
By Jeff Barton28 days ago in Writers
How to Build AI Scoring Logic That Works Offline?
The rain in Seattle has a way of stretching time. It doesn’t fall loudly the way storms do in other cities. It drifts, it lingers, and it wraps around the window until the outside world feels half-drawn. That night, long after most people had left the office, the only light in the room came from my laptop and the reflection of streetlamps leaking through the glass. I had stayed late to watch the logs of our scoring engine in real time, letting each line scroll past like a confession.
By John Doe28 days ago in Writers
Why Every Woman Needs a Beautiful Blue Saree in Her Wardrobe
Among all the colours that grace Indian fashion, blue holds a special place. Calm, graceful, soothing yet bold, blue carries a charm that suits every skin tone, every age group and every celebration. Whether it's a soft sky blue saree for daytime events or a rich royal blue saree for glamorous evenings, the colour never fails to make a statement. Across India, women love sarees for their versatility and elegance. They even consider them essential pieces in their wardrobe. They work beautifully for weddings, festivals, office functions and family gatherings. With endless options, fabrics and embroidery, the blue collection offers something unique for everyone.
By Vaishali Mhaskeabout a month ago in Writers
Overview of Thailand's steel industry
1. Overview of Thailand The Kingdom of Thailand, with its capital Bangkok, is bounded by the Pacific Ocean to the southeast and the Gulf of Thailand to the southeast and the Indian Ocean and the Sea of Myanmar to the southwest. It borders Myanmar to the west and northwest, Laos to the northeast, Cambodia to the east, and Malaysia to the south. The total area is 513,000 square kilometers, the coastline is 2,705 kilometers, and the total population is 67.9 million people. More than 90% of the people believe in Buddhism, and Thai is the national language.
By SINOSTEEL STAINLESS STEEL PIPEabout a month ago in Writers
Catch-22 an Unofficial Challenge
Welcome to one and all. I haven't hosted an unofficial challenge in a long old time. I took a brief hiatus from vocal as my writing mind stewed, but now I'm back in full flow and loving it once more.
By Liam Stormabout a month ago in Writers
From January to November 2025, China’s import and export data of steel, rare earths, automobiles, etc.
According to data from the General Administration of Customs of China on December 8, from January to November 2025, China’s import and export data of steel, rare earths, automobiles, household appliances, iron, aluminum, coal, copper, etc. are as follows:
By SINOSTEEL STAINLESS STEEL PIPEabout a month ago in Writers
The Cons of Being a Writer
I am a writer, not a professional writer yet just freelance writing everywhere including Vocal Media, a playwright, and a screenwriter. If you ask me being a writer may be easy however it can be a challenge just like any other job or career whether you are just writing or degree seeking writer. There are key points that you need to know if you are going to be a writer you might want to think about if you are planning to be one. You may not like it however it is the harsh truth on being a writer.
By Gladys W. Muturiabout a month ago in Writers
the girl unseen by her beauty
looking at herself all she sees is flaws, not noticing her doll eyes, her cupid shaped lips, her nose that perfectly alines with her face. all she could notice was how much she ate that previous day and how people would feel about her the next.
By Gianna Cetroneabout a month ago in Writers
🔥 The $80.23 Secret: How One Emotional Headline Brought 21,000+ Reads and Cracked the Viral Code
I stared at the dashboard, scrolling through the list of stories I had poured my heart into. It was a familiar landscape for any online writer: a mix of hope, disappointment, and a strange kind of digital lottery. There were the stories that went nowhere—one read, two reads, maybe a grand total of $0.01 in earnings.
By Amanullahabout a month ago in Writers
When the World Finally Comes to an End
The world we live in feels strong and stable. We see mountains standing tall for centuries, oceans stretching endlessly, and cities filled with people going on with their daily routines. Everything appears permanent, as if nothing could ever bring it all to an end. But the reality is different. One day, this world will end. This idea isn’t new. It has been discussed in religion, philosophy and science for hundreds of years. Thinking about the end of the world isn’t meant to make us afraid. It helps us understand life better, value our time and stay aware of our purpose.
By Salman Writesabout a month ago in Writers