THERE IS ALWAYS A WISDOM IN WRITING.

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم.

Today, I felt tired of opening

my grid dairy and write down how my day was productive and all that, and then I remembered how I use to write on my dairies every day and how I felt every time I write something and reading it back after a while. Things I have learned as a writer in my journey.

1- There is no short cut to becoming the best, yet there is a long way to take to become the best version of yourself than before that in case you are looking at yourself in a different form of self-love or as a kind person to you to another.

2- All things I thought I knew and that they would help, they never did! I had started from scratch and build myself from 0 to 10. I was reading a lot and writing even more than I thought I would, and all this not because I wanted to be the best, but truly from the love of writing, that's what kept my soul alive the past years in my journey of self-discovery.

3- Is that when you write you gain wisdom through your writing, what kind of wisdom ist? I can't tell you until you figure it out by yourself.

4- The more you write the more you get to know yourself, your mistakes in writing, and every grammar counts!

5- Once you look back at your old writing you will see who you are then and who you are now, cause it will make a lot of sense to you to see yourself in writing, you get to know you again, you get to see your actual true self, and your mentality as well, trust me it's a beautiful thing to do and to go through. and the list is long and I know other experts would have a more effective way they all tried and felt when they started their writing journey. It worth every pen and pencil, every notebook and paper.

And that the least I can share for today.

Arafa Alhammadi 2020