Inspiration
How do (I) Write?. Top Story - September 2023.
I read Mackenzie Davis's "How do YOU write?" and the questions asked in that text were very interesting for me. I think about writing a lot, and I think about how I'm going to write my next piece a lot. So the answer, for me, is haphazardly.
By Alexander McEvoy3 years ago in Writers
"The Resonance of Melody". Content Warning.
In a quaint, cobblestone village nestled among rolling hills, there lived a gifted violin maker named Elias. His workshop was a small, weathered cottage at the edge of town, where the aroma of aged wood and varnish wafted through the air. Elias had dedicated his life to crafting exquisite violins, each with its own unique voice.
By Muthuselvan3 years ago in Writers
The Forgotten Note
In the quaint little town of Harmonyville, nestled deep in the heart of the countryside, there lived a young woman named Eliza. She was known far and wide for her enchanting voice that could bring even the most stubborn of hearts to tears. Eliza’s passion for music was more than just a hobby; it was the very essence of her being. Her melodies filled the air with a sense of serenity, and the townsfolk cherished her as their own living jukebox.
By Alpha the great 3 years ago in Writers
I Finally Listened
My first semester of my freshman year of college, I did not like my English class. The assignments didn't bother me. We would write very basic research papers on fairly simple topics. I mean, it was the intro English course after all. But of course, you can't have your cake and eat it, too. The assignments were fine. The professor? Well... I wasn't crazy about him.
By Alivia Varvel3 years ago in Writers
The Crucible of the Page
Alchemy was the stuff of medieval tales. Alchemists--not the ones like Isaac Newton and Robert Boyle--were old men with pointy hats, almost like wizards, standing over furnaces with alembics and other distillation devices. And to be an alchemist, you couldn't be any old wizard--you had to be like a Merlin-level alchemist for transformation to occur. Or so I thought until I realized that every time I pick up my pen--yeah, I still use a pen, think of it as my magic wand-- I'm performing a feat of alchemy.
By Geoffrey Philp 3 years ago in Writers
Resilience in Leadership: Navigating Challenges with Grace and Determination
In today's rapidly changing and uncertain business landscape, leadership is not merely about charting a course; it's about weathering storms with unwavering resilience. Resilient leaders, in particular, possess qualities that enable them to not only survive but thrive amid adversity. In this article, we delve into the essence of resilience in leadership and its profound impact on individuals, teams, and organizations.
By Haris Kamran3 years ago in Writers
This explains why women are more competent managers than men
In the war of the sexes, recent study indicate that women are better leaders than males but nevertheless occupy the majority of positions. In small enterprises, there are more males than women leaders. Zenger Folkman, a business that researches leadership, showed that women rate better in 12 of 16 traits assessed among more than 7,000 leaders. Focus on 5 leadership activities in which the woman is a more successful boss.
By Chukwuemeka Amadi3 years ago in Writers
