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Some nights the story feels further away than ever, and still I show up, hoping it misses me too.

Some stories take longer to trust you. That doesn’t mean they’re not worth telling.

Me at 2am deleting a comma like it personally betrayed me 😩✍️

Some days I only write three words, but they’re mine, and they showed up when I almost didn’t.

Sometimes I don't know if the story is pulling me forward or holding me still. Either way, I stay.

When you're sick of your own draft, it's usually the moment you're closer than you think. Keep going.

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Not being read yet doesn't mean your voice is quiet. It's just waiting to echo.

Most people check reviews before buying a book. They're not being skeptical; they're just looking for company in the choice.

Spent 2 hours naming a minor character. They die in chapter 3. I need sleep. 😵‍💫

Some days the sentence won’t land, the voice won’t click—and still, you’re a writer.

Some days the words don’t come. That doesn’t mean you’re not a writer. It just means you’re human. ❤️

One kind review can do more for your book than a hundred ads. Nurture your readers, they’ll talk.

Some things we write are tiny lights we won’t understand until much later. Keep them. ✨

Some stories won’t let you sleep until you promise to write them. Then they keep you up anyway.

When the draft feels messy and hopeless, it usually means you're close to finding the heart of it. Keep going.

One honest reader review is worth more than ten ads. People trust people way more than promotions.

Some days the words slip through like smoke and I chase them, forgetting to eat or sleep or come back.

Some days the words feel small. But they’re still yours. That means they’re already enough.