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Building Your Dream From Scratch
There is something almost sacred about beginnings. Not the glamorous kind people post about-but the ones that are messy, awkward, lonely, and real. That is where I started. No blueprint. No “right” time. Just me, my journal, some fragile courage, and this nagging whisper that I was meant for more. I was not born into influence. I did not have a clear-cut path or a golden connection. In fact,…
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How to Make People to Stop Scrolling and Start Reading
You’ve got killer content, a stunning offer, or maybe even a life-changing message. But no one is reading it. Why? Because your headline did not slap hard enough. In today’s scroll-happy world, your headline is the door to your content. And if the door is not cute or intriguing enough, nobody is stepping in. Let me break it down with love and strategy on how to write headlines that hook hearts,…
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Romanticizing My Life as a Single African Girl Living Abroad
Living abroad as a single African woman comes with its highs and lows. I am, however, making the most of it by embracing the soft life and romanticizing every moment. When I packed my bags and moved abroad, I did not just change my location, I shifted into an entirely new season of becoming. One where I did not have the warmth of family dinners or the comfort of familiar streets. One where I had…
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From Journal to Blog
There is something magical about pen meeting paper. The quiet kind of magic that unfolds when you are alone with your thoughts, scribbling under soft light, trying to make sense of a world that often feels too loud. That was me, a girl who journaled to breathe. I never imagined those private reflections would one day bloom into a public blog. But here we are, Radiance with Lene is live, and this…
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The Psychology of Persuasion
If you have ever bought something because an ad just spoke to you, congratulations, you have fallen for the magic of persuasive writing. But what if you could be the one crafting words that convince, convert, and sell? Courtesy: Vectorstock Last week we explored The Power of Words(insert link) and how they shape copywriting. This week, let’s go deeper. Persuasive copy is not just about fancy…

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Homesick, but Thriving
There is an unspoken reality about moving abroad, one that does not get captured in the Instagram-worthy moments of airport selfies and sightseeing adventures. It is the quiet ache of missing home, the longing for familiarity in aplace where everything feels different. Homesickness sneaks up in the smallest ways. A craving for a dish that doesn’t taste the same no matter how well you follow the…
#coping with loneliness in a foreign country#expat struggles and growth#how to deal with homesickness#overcoming homesickness abroad#tips for dealing with homesickness
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The Art of Finding Your Writing Voice
Every writer has a unique voice, it is what makes your writing stand out, what gives it character, and what keeps readers coming back for more. But let us be real: finding your writing voice is not always easy. If you have ever felt like your writing sounds too generic or like you are mimicking someone else, you are not alone. Developing a distinct writing style takes time, experimentation, and…
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Copywriting 101- The Art of Writing Words That Sell
If there is one skill every brand, entrepreneur, and freelancer needs, it is copywriting. Why? Because words have power. They can persuade, inspire and, most importantly, sell. When I first heard about copywriting, I thought it was just fancy writing for ads. But the deeper I got into it, the more I realised copywriting is everywhere. It is in the Instagram captions thatmake you stop scrolling,…
#beginner copywriting guide#copywriting tips#how to write a copy that sells#persuasive writing techniques
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How Living Abroad is Changing Me; The Good, the Bad and the Unexpected
Moving to a new country is one thing; adjusting to it is another. I have always known that stepping outside my comfort zone would challenge me, but nothing truly prepares you for the emotional rollercoaster that comes with living abroad. A few months ago, I packed my bags, left Kenya, and landed in Poitiers, France, ready to start a new chapter. As exciting as that sounded, reality hit…
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My Writing Routine and Why It Works For Me
They say writing is an art, but for me, it is survival. It is how I make sense of the chaos, how I breathe life into untold stories. But let’s be honest-writing is not just about inspiration striking like a bolt of lightning. It is about routine, discipline, and learning how to keep the fire burning, even when the words refuse to flow. In this post, I will take you through my personal writing…
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The Power of Words
Creativity is the fire that fuels everything, whether it is storytelling, problem-solving, or making an impact in a crowded world. Words, in particular have a kind of magic. They persuade, inspire, sell and connect. They shape perceptions, spark movements, and bring ideas to life. And if there is one thing I have learned, it is that knowing how to use words effectively is a skill that can open…

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Life as an English Language Assistant in France
When I landed in France, I thought I had prepared myself for everything. I had read all the blogs, watched endless YouTube videos, and even rehearsed a few polite French phrases to help me blend in. But no amount of preparation could have fully captured what was waiting for me. A whirlwind of experiences, challenges, and moments so rewarding sometimes they do not feel real. I was also scared.…

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