Greetings Wake

Read what others write, think about it, and practice a lot. Ask others what's wrong with your story, not people who are just sucking up to you or using AI to compliment you. You won't learn anything from that.

I like this advice, and in fact, I put it into practice for a while. A good reference can broaden our understanding and creativity.

Personal stories are incredibly long-winded and boring, and they're not stories at all if you don't have a good or humorous writing style.

Regarding this, I have a story I experienced in the third person. I always say I'm going to start writing it, but I can't find the time or the key to begin and write it in a way that maintains the interesting aspect it carries. It's an unusual experience of a family member who was operated on by spiritual beings, something we didn't believe in, and after the results, we were perplexed.

Photography

Photographs are a good complement to any story; Therefore, quality and the message it conveys shouldn't be neglected (by the way, you've given me an idea to try out in the next photography contest).

I find this difficult to say because I've always been in a small circle of good and creative writers. I think, given the circle I'm in, it's creativity.

It's good to have a good circle. At university, I managed to form a team of five people who supported each other to develop a good activity in each class. We had shared leadership where everyone was determined to do things well. I believe that forming a circle with people who allow us to transcend is a necessity in any field.

Thank you for your input. I would like more users to try to learn the art of adding value to their activity on the platform, as well as in real life.