Blogging Beautifully

Blogging Beautifully

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Have any of you ever wanted to start a blog? I have. The issue is that I could never decide if I wanted it to be about something I'm interested in and good at like calligraphy or just my "deep words of wisdom." Many of my friends have pushed me to start a blog since they feel like I could succeed at it. This book will basically be me trying to figure out the kind of content I would want to post on my very own blog. Don't worry, it won't just be a ton of details you don't care about or little pieces of information about me. It'll be things that apply to people like you, things that help me through life, things that can help others through life, and etc. Always feel free to leave constructive feedback, and try to imagine this as a blog and not some book on wattpad because quite frankly, it might be an actual blog eventually!
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" Let your heart grief, It's okay. It will heal eventually." Art of Letting Go captures the raw and authentic emotions of moments, a roller-coaster of feelings, and a definition of life to choose not to give up. This book was to give people a chance to relate themselves to the pages and dip themselves with emotions that involve grief, loss, heartache, abuse, and feeling lost in life. A glimpse of these pages may change someone's life by giving them purpose of hope and shed light in the darkest of their hearts. I wrote the "Art of Letting Go" about 3 years ago without an end because I never knew how to moved on from a chapter that felt like a never-ending cycle. I left the story feeling like it was untold. I found hope and my transfiguration in life to help others in search of the light again. In the experiences, challenges, and struggles that I faced over the years, I had to give this book an ending it deserved. We deserve closure, we deserve our voices and stories to be heard and to be told. After 3 years, I came back to finish a story that needed to be closed and a chapter in my life that needed to heal. I realized that I struggled to finish this because there were parts of myself that couldn't heal from the past. I struggled to break free from the pain and it always kept coming back. I was really lost at some point in life and I came back to re-reading my poems and reflected in them. I found pieces of myself, teaching me that I was already in the process of healing all along. I was fighting all this time. I was resilient from all the storms that I've endured. My point is, YOU are too. Whatever you are going through, your storms will wither away and you will find your ray of light again.

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