One Step at a time
This is the first time I am articulating my thoughts on this matter, so I can just hope you aren’t running out of breath in an attempt to catch up. This might sound like a journal entry, but it is not. It is a conversation, a dialogue with everyone who is lost and trying to find their way, not to someone or something, but themselves.
As the days keep adding, as I get older, the more I feel like that everything around me keeps getting messier, more chaotic, more unstable. There is an unwavering feeling of vulnerability that is caused by the uncertain nature of the life that I am leading and/or it is the every next door story.
I have been feeling like this for quite some time now. I tried different outlets to calm my anxieties, my fear, but nothing seems to be working for me really, at least not in the long term.
Something that I have learned along the way: it’s always going to be a journey; a process. It is going to happen at its own pace and all I can control is my input in everything that I give my attention to.
I am clueless about a lot of things in life, but there is one thing that I have noticed is writing helps me calm down.
WEDS (Writing Everyday in September)
I want to use my affinity for writing and leverage it to know myself better, get better at the art itself and also a way to discipline myself.
This challenge is writing every day for a month or as I like to call it WEDS — Writing Everyday in September. For the past 15 days, I have been collecting writing prompts from anywhere and everywhere. My list comprises of everything one can find under this blue sky.
Challenge
24 hours to write a minimum of 1000 words, a fiction piece, an essay or a short story and document it on medium.
I am hoping that making a social commitment (posting it on medium) will motivate me and also help me cross the finish line for this challenge.
I would be happy to welcome suggestions or tips that can help me with this challenge.
See you every day, hopefully, for the next 30 days
