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If it has to do with coding, I’m unavailable. I remember how I once tried my hands on python programming. I got the tutorial videos and was learning at my own pace, but it didn’t enter 🤣 Writing became my safe space, a sanctuary where I found my voice. In the chaotic rhythm of life, I discovered solace in the simple act of putting pen to paper, and fingers to keyboard. It became my professional space, where I have learned to express complex ideas clearly, adapt my tone to suit different audiences, and convey messages with impact. Writing provides me a sense of control and fulfillment. I'm empowered to craft compelling stories, build brand identities, and make a lasting impact. Writing brings me a sense of purpose and satisfaction. Over the weekend, for the first time in seven months, a client reached out to me to prepare a business proposal for his new startup. If it is a writing gig, then I’m available. I have written over 40 business proposals but I had a drought for seven months until the last weekend. It felt good once again pitching and pushing out the potentials of a brand. Work was delivered, Client was satisfied, I got paid, everyone was happy. Coming across my post for the first time? I am Stephen Adisa🔹. I write compelling contents that converts. Connect with me today and let's embark on a journey of success together. #writing #businesswriting #businessproposal #Pitch #client

We get bored of work We get bored of listening to dull stuff We get tired and bored of stretched hours of continuous involvement Literally we get tired of anything and everything when it goes on for a long time. Actually I found getting interest and rationale from those boring period only. Upon asking me the questions - Is it not paying me? - Can I reap some benefit out of it? No more , I remained in the same state as before because I could find a motive behind. Whatever boring or tiring it might look from outside , once we unearth the underneath force, things start taking a turn. While spending a considerable amount of time in commuting very often while getting involved in browsing meanwhile, made me to check this with me. What makes to turn up inspite of getting into any not so interesting thing? #write #create #creators #writing -

🔥 Writing in the Tech Age? Make It Stick! Got something to say in this tech-crazy world? I've got just the thing. New blog alert! 🚨 It's not about shouting louder; it's about hitting the right notes. Here's the lowdown: Keep it short and powerful. Use images and videos to tell your tale. Make your readers feel like it's just for them. I'm not spilling all the secrets here, though. If you're writing to be read (and who isn't?), this blog's your secret weapon. Dive in (find the link below👇). Write smart, not just hard 😉 #WritingInTech #BeHeard #ContentCreation #KeepItSimple #ReadMe

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 I’m thrilled to be featured in EarReality's "5 Tips on Writing" series! In this blog post, I share some of my favorite techniques for crafting compelling stories. Whether you're writing for games, books, or any other medium, these tips will help you engage your audience and tell better stories. 🚀 Highlights: I emphasize the importance of grabbing attention right from the start. Instead of a slow buildup, I recommend diving straight into an action-packed scene that hooks your audience immediately. For example, starting with a high-stakes chase sets an exciting tone and keeps readers engaged. I also discuss the significance of plot consequences. Major events should have a tangible impact on your characters. If a character makes a crucial decision, show how it affects their relationships and the unfolding events. This adds depth and realism, making your story more engaging. 🔗 Check out the full post: https://lnkd.in/g_DDw9VZ A huge thank you to EarReality for this opportunity. It’s a joy to be part of such an inspiring series and community! #EarReality #storytelling #narrativedesign #games #interactive Christian Mahnke 🎧🎮 EarReality

Happy to be back, #LinkedInFamily! I've been offline for some time, but I'm back! 👍 From now on, my focus will be on consistent learning, building, editing videos (later), writing, and other things 😉. P.S.: Writing my first article related to useReducer hook, sharing the demo project later today before completing the write-up. Thanks once again for being a part of my growth since I joined LinkedIn. #ArticleWriting #react

Hey LinkedIn! If you’re new to following me, I talk about #splatterpunk , #blogpost, #blogwriting, #blogwriter, and #novelwriting. Let me know if you have any suggestions on what to share! ✒️

I stumbled on a website last night that I used to use on a daily basis, and it made me think about quantity versus quality and why I've always found NaNoWriMo so challenging. The website is called 750 Words, and the principle is that it gives you a blank notepad in which you're supposed to write 750 words every day. It's inspired by a theory in Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way called morning pages, where you devote a certain length of time every morning to writing down anything and everything that comes into your head. This is supposed to 'brush away the cobwebs' and get your ideas flowing for the rest of the day. As the site itself says, it is a 'daily brain dump'. It's also supposed to be a learning process, as the site analyses your writing and gives you feedback on what sort of mood it thinks you're in, what's on your mind and all that sort of thing. For some reason, it just doesn't work for me. Maybe my brain just doesn't have 750 words' worth of thoughts clanging around it at any one time, or maybe the thoughts get replaced before I have time to jot them down. In any event, I found myself struggling to make the 750 target every day, because I could never figure out quite what I was supposed to be writing about. If I have a clearly formed story in my mind, I usually end up overshooting the length target (if there is one) and going back to trim the excess fat afterwards. Towards the end of my time with 750 Words, I found myself writing chains of sentences with no substance or meaning, just to pad out the word count. My ideas didn't feel any freer at all afterwards. The same happened on at least one occasion in the past when I tried NaNoWriMo: I was writing chapters that had nothing to do with the rest of the story. Maybe it'll work for you. #Writing #Creativity #WritingGoals

How to become an excellent N and enjoy it? 🙏 Daily routine As a Design Engineer, I visit Dribbble and GitHub every morning and spend 30 minutes there As a Maker 👉 I open Product Hunt and read today's list As a Writer 👉 30 minutes writing in Ulysses As a Musician 👉 I pick up the guitar and play What's your routine? #creativecoding #guitar #buildinpublic

In a world filled with distractions, writing your ideas down is crucial. It's like having a secret weapon to capture your thoughts and preserve them for later. Whether it's a brilliant idea for a new project, a solution to a problem, or simply a fleeting moment of inspiration, writing it down ensures it won't slip away into the abyss of forgetfulness. Plus, the act of writing itself helps clarify your thoughts and can even spark new connections. So, grab a pen and paper, or open that note-taking app, and start jotting down your ideas. You never know when they might turn into something amazing.

In a world filled with distractions, writing your ideas down is crucial. It's like having a secret weapon to capture your thoughts and preserve them for later. Whether it's a brilliant idea for a new project, a solution to a problem, or simply a fleeting moment of inspiration, writing it down ensures it won't slip away into the abyss of forgetfulness. Plus, the act of writing itself helps clarify your thoughts and can even spark new connections. So, grab a pen and paper, or open that note-taking app, and start jotting down your ideas. You never know when they might turn into something amazing.