Personal Narrative: My Growth As A Writer

Creative writing is something that helps you to show off your imaginative and innovative power. Writing conveys emotions, messages, feelings, and plots. It started as a hobby, collecting my ideas, emotions and dialogues, which later became stories. But now it has developed into my passion. I have always longed to express my imaginative abilities through writing, but hesitated due to its unfamiliarity. However, reading books and novels by different authors allowed me to become familiar with different writing styles. I am fascinated by how writing has its own unique way of touching the hearts of readers as I delve into books, genres and writing techniques.

Reading has always been my refuge because it allows me to escape from the real world

The source of inspiration knows no bounds; it can stem from people I meet, places I visit, emotions evoked by books or movies I've experienced, and an endless array of other influences. As the script begins to take shape, I eagerly reach for my laptop or jot down my thoughts on my phone. As I began writing, I would make mistakes, but others' feedback enabled me to make my ideas and themes more attractive, encouraging readers to explore further. However, I am still growing as a writer and still have many things to achieve. I feel happy and inspired as a writer when I hear from readers who enjoy reading my work and leave thoughtful comments. Every comment is equally important to me because they all help me develop as a writer and help me grow as a

These chances present my short world to published authors, editors and business professionals who can pass on their knowledge and experience. Writing exercises, group discussions, and interactive sessions are often included in workshops to push participants' boundaries and encourage critical thinking.

It is important to develop a habit of writing consistently. It is essential to make it a daily mission to engage in the act of writing, regardless of the topic or the quality of the work produced. The sense of accomplishment that comes from completing a piece of writing, no matter how short or seemingly insignificant, strengthens one's commitment to the craft.

The journey of writing embraces the complexities of life itself, involving challenges, fears, and deep self-discovery. The writing process can be compared to Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken" which describes the decisions we must make throughout life. It is the will and determination of the writer that ultimately determines the direction they take. Just as Frost's traveller ponders the paths that diverge in the woods, we too face divergent paths on our writing journey. The stories we write, the characters we bring to life, and the stories we tell others are shaped by the choices we make. And we have to accept the difficulties, go through the uncertainties and have the courage to choose the road less travelled.