Why the World Is Urging You to Stop Writing—And What It Means for Your Future
Ever wondered why telling your family you’re a writer often earns you a raised eyebrow and the inevitable, “So, when’s the real job coming?” It’s like the universe is conspiring to convince you that crafting stories or essays is a quirky hobby—an impractical luxury at best. But here I am, after nearly six years in the trenches, convinced that the relentless fatigue and scant paychecks aren’t bugs in the system—they’re features designed to weed out the weak. The noisy digital age—with its TikTok zingers and AI-generated blitzes—seems tailor-made to bury thoughtful, soul-driven writing under a mountain of quick hits. Yet, that very resistance is proof that your voice holds power, quietly poking holes in a world rushing to forget the art of slow, deliberate creation. If you’re tempted to quit, maybe that’s the exact moment to lean in harder. Curious why? Let’s dive in together. LEARN MORE.
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