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How blank pages blossomed: My Writing Journey

Writing… something we’ve all tried at least once in our lives, right? From school essays to cheesy love letters, we’ve all had our fair share of scribbling

Some love it others tolerate it.

Some like the process, others like the product.

But for me, writing has always been so much more than a task or a means to an end. It’s been a “friend”, a confidant, and a way to express myself like nothing else.

“I can still remember the first time. I held a pen in my hand” would have been ideal, but the truth is, my earliest memories of writing are a bit fuzzy. I cant pinpoint the exact moment I held a pen for the first time, but that’s probably for the best.

Let’s just say my handwriting looked like a wild chicken had a dance party on the paper.

As I grew older I realized writing was more than just putting words on paper, it was a way to unleash my imagination.

I wrote my first short story about a heroic pirate that saved the world from a sushi-eating dog. Sure, it was a bit wacky, but it was my little masterpiece, and I was proud of it.

Writing soon became my go-to coping mechanism. Whenever life threw lemons at me, I’d grab my trusty pen and turn those sour lemons into lemonade on paper. It was like therapy but without the fancy couch and awkward silence.

Although writing was fun, it was far from easy. There were times when I’d stare at the blank page, and my mind would go completely blank. It was as if my brain took a coffee break in the middle of its shift.

And don't even get me started on those pesky self-doubts! Oh, they were my full-time companions. “Your writing sucks!” they’d whisper. But I learned to shoo them away like annoying flies. After all, who cares if my writing isn’t perfect? As long as it brings a smile to my face, I’ll keep scribbling away.

Then came the glorious day when I discovered the magic of typing on a keyboard. The sound of those keys clicking away was music to my ears! It was like a dance party for my fingers. I couldn’t help but feel like a mighty tech wizard.

By now I was the Gandalf of keyboards.

The keyboard became my trusty sidekick, rescuing me from countless typos and letting me edit with the finesse of a ninja. The backspace key was my superhero, swooping in to save the day whenever I made a hilarious typo. And trust me, my typos could rival any stand-up comedian’s punchline.

Through writing I also discovered a whole community of fellow word warriors. We’d cheer each other on, share funny writing anecdotes, and provide virtual high-fives for every little writing victory. It was like having a quirky support group with members from every corner of the world.

And that’s when it hit me — why not share my writing with the world? So I decided to start my own small business, where I could write copy for interested companies and individuals. It was and still is a little nerve-wracking, but I knew it was the right thing to do.

It wasn’t about becoming a famous writer or gaining thousands of followers, it was about sharing my writing with the rest of the world.

So, to anyone out there who’s ever hesitated to share their writing with the world, I say: go for it! Embrace the imperfections, celebrate the humour, and let your words dance across the screen or paper.

That’s how my little corner of the internet, Inkcraftpro, came to life. It’s not just another copywriting website. It’s a place where words come alive, and stories are woven with a sprinkle of humour.

So, from my chicken-scratch beginnings to the clickety-clack of the keyboard, I’m on a never-ending writing adventure. And you know what? I wouldn’t have it any other way. Happy writing, fellow word warriors! May your creativity flow and your typos be few and fabulous!