Ever feel like your imagination’s hit a brick wall? You’re not alone. I used to think that my biggest creativity struggles came from a lack of talent, inspiration, or the right tools. But then I stumbled upon research that completely changed how I approach creative work. Scientists have identified the #1 creativity killer, and it’s something […]
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Writing is a creative act. It is the manifestation of written words into something valuable to the writer or their audience. A writer must think of ideas and convert them into meaningful writing, such as a blog post, story, book, poem, etc. When someone reads a piece of writing, they gain value from it. Even if the
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For the longest time, I believed opportunities were something you waited for — like a job offer, an invitation, or a lucky break. But over the years, I realized that waiting rarely leads to anything. You create the best opportunities yourself. If you’ve ever felt stuck, like life isn’t giving you the chances you deserve, this article
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Advice is everywhere. There’s no shortage of blog posts, podcasts, and TikToks promising “the ultimate guide” to success. They all tell you what you should do: Start waking up at 5 a.m. Post every day on social media Be consistent But here’s the thing — that’s not what most of us actually need. We don’t want to
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Let’s be honest: life doesn’t hit pause just because you have a creative itch to scratch. Between work deadlines, family obligations, and that endless pile of laundry, finding time to write creatively can feel like trying to spot a unicorn on your morning commute. But here’s the good news: it’s possible — even when your to-do list
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I began writing online in 2020 with no specific idea in mind. I didn’t know what topics I would write about. All I knew was that I wanted to share my work with an audience online. After publishing a few stories and researching other bloggers—reading their articles, looking at their websites, joining their email lists,
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We live in a world of distractions — endless scrolling, binge-watching, and never-ending content. In a time filled with information at the tip of our fingers, it’s easy to consume and become inhabitant to it. For instance, you scroll on your phone for hours daily, watching TikTok or YouTube. That’s consumption at its core. If you found
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You want to start writing online but don’t know what to write about or how to build an audience. You want to start a YouTube channel but don’t know how to get people interested in your videos. You want to start a business but don’t know how it’ll come to life with limited resources and
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Every idea has been taken. Everything you can possibly think of, someone has already used it to create content of their own. If you don’t believe me, google it, or search for it on social media. There are no new ideas. Because of this, many creative individuals struggle to find their uniqueness. Most think they
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Many writers chase virality. But nobody can deliberately go viral. It’s something I learned after years of writing online. I thought writing viral articles was easy if we just did some things right. However, it was only after writing over 200 articles that I learned the real truth. It’s not that you cannot get people
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