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Keywords: Me and My Writing
When I was in elementary school, I wanted to be an author. When I realized how many words you have to write to fill an entire book, I decided I couldn’t. For years, there was a little voice in the back of my mind, urging me toward writing. But the voice that told me I wasn’t good enough, that I would never get anywhere, that it was a waste of time … that voice was louder.
https://ourrandomthoughtsdotcom.wordpress.com/2023/07/20/why-did-i-start-writing
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Having the opportunity to reach many other people through a blog is a concept that is relatively new to me. My book ‘Hope Calling’ will also give me this opportunity – but is still in its publishing stages. Therefore having transparency and authenticity with other people is something I’m still learning how to do. I have spent a long time hiding my past, but now I am at the point where I am strong enough to tell it like it is!
https://katepurcell.com/2017/01/10/blog-1-in-the-depths-of-winter-i-finally-learned-that-there-was-within-me-an-invincible-summer
Keywords: Life , Writing
I’ve had a blog for awhile now and love having a space to share my writing when I’m working through something sticky that’s happening in my life. It’s where I write and share when I get stuck.
https://brynbamber.com/2016/03/11/why-write
Keywords: life , contentment , dating , husband , need , partner , relationships , single , singleness , want
You are picky because you are content. Being content doesn’t mean you aren’t allowed to look, but contentedly looking will be different than when you looked to fill a need.
https://joyfulruins.blog/2023/07/15/being-30-single-and-dating
Keywords: Life , Block , Candid , Churn , Emotional , Ex , Journal , Laughs , Love , Reason , Self-improvement , write , writing
I’m going to be posting a lot at first. Probably around once every day or two. Eventually this will slow down until I’m into a regular pattern of posting on Wednesdays and Sundays (something I stuck to before the writer’s block). At first I don’t think a lot of it will be happy and I imagine there may be some candid things that I put on here.
https://stupidityhole.com/2014/05/15/why-i-put-up-a-lengthy-two-part-post-that-reads-like-a-poorly-written-overly-emotional-journal-entry
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Names matter. What we call something influences what we perceive and experience. The magic of memory depends upon language. I wanted to call this Blog “Sansaku”, but that name was already taken. It’s a Japanese word my wife gave to me. She had used it for a meditation retreat she was leading. She told me it described the way a philosopher walked, and I decided it was close to the way I liked to write.
https://bestslowly.wordpress.com/2015/12/05/one
![Let me not try and get what I want where the other person is not [benefitting]](https://wants.blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/cropped-pexels-photo-1478685.jpeg)
Keywords: leadership , personaldevelopment , personaleffectiveness , personalgrowth , Win-Win
In order to develop a win- win approach, I have had to rewire myself to a mindset of abundance. When I feel abundant and generous, I come with an attitude that there is enough for everyone. I am comfortable giving first in order to get something later. I also have to be courageous enough to give something up first in order to let everyone gain.
https://ownmygrowth.com/2020/02/13/think-win-win
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I understand that not hustling is a luxury but slowing down is also a choice. What we need to strive for is a balance.
https://projectjomo.com/2023/07/11/when-i-grow-up-i-want-to-be-the-woman-who-is-relaxed-and-carefree
Keywords: Bereavement , Opinion , Death and dying , Family , Mental health , Health
It suddenly dawned on me that my family did not waste a single minute of their lives; they lived and loved fiercely every single day. I needed to do the same. I went back to my studies at university, curbed my vices and started to live rather than just exist. After all, this is what my family would have wanted for me.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/oct/02/losing-family-tsunami-grief [by Jen McPherson]
Keywords: Blogging , blog , blogging every day , Experiences , happiness , inspiration , life , thoughts , writing
One of the biggest benefits of writing regularly is the clarity it brings. Thoughts that feel scattered or half-formed become much clearer once they are put into words. Writing creates space to reflect on experiences, notice patterns and properly think things through rather than letting them pass by unnoticed. I’ve also found that it can also be surprisingly grounding. Taking a few minutes each day to sit down and capture an idea, a moment, or a reaction helps slow everything down slightly and helps me to get my brain in gear, ready to start work. Over time it has also helped to build confidence, because the more I have written, the more comfortable I have become at expressing my thoughts and trusting my own voice again.
https://suzie81speaks.com/2026/03/31/three-months-of-daily-writing
