We all have fears and doubts and sometimes the best way to face them is to be honest with those fears and frustrations. What are some of your fears you want to own? If I’m being honest… this one is hard to say out …
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We all have fears and doubts and sometimes the best way to face them is to be honest with those fears and frustrations. What are some of your fears you want to own? If I’m being honest… this one is hard to say out …
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✍️🔁 March of the Writers — Day 26 by Richard White Recurring Occurring Read on Substack Some things never really leave a writer. They echo. They return. They find their way back onto the page in different forms, different faces, different stories. For me, …
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🌍✍️Sometimes we think of writing as a quiet, solitary act — just us and the page, existing in a small corner of the world. But stories travel. They slip across borders. They cross oceans. They find eyes and hearts we may never meet. So today, …
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✍️🗓️ March of the Writers — Day 23 by Richard White Writer Resolutions Read on Substack Resolutions usually come and go, but lately it feels like something bigger is shifting — not just goals, but how and where the work gets done. I’ve been …
Read MoreBy @RWhiteAuthor As March comes to a close, so does this incredible journey through March of the Writers. For 31 days, we’ve explored our passions, reflected on our inspirations, shared our challenges, and celebrated our writing lives. Each day has been a new opportunity to …
Read MoreWhen dreams crumble, rising from the ashes is not merely an act of survival but a deliberate choice to rebuild with greater purpose and precision. Join me on this journey of turning disappointment into a catalyst for growth, honing my craft, and creating a resume and writing sample that truly reflect my passion and intellect.
Read MoreHey everyone! I’m Richard White, a poet and storyteller from Amsterdam, NY. I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember, but it wasn’t until I started battling my own demons—like PTSD, depression, and anxiety—that I truly found my voice. Writing became my lifeline, …
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