Achievements

Michael Savage Shares Top Accounting Tools for Entrepreneurs
It takes vision, discipline, and the right tools to run a business. Mike Savage is a successful businessman from New Canaan, who has always stated that smart financial management forms the backbone of any successful enterprise. Technology has made accounting easier, accurate, and more accessible than ever. With the right tools, entrepreneurs can reduce errors, save time, and thereby make better decisions for their success in the long run.
By Mike Savage New Canaan5 months ago in Writers
Transform pain into success
We often find ourselves in the situation where we can not held ourselves with confidence not because we're weak but because the person in front of us makes us feel small. We hide our true selves out of fear : fear that If we show who we really are they may stop loving us. We stay quiet so we don't offend them, we stay in a relationship for long wearing a mask. They think they know us deeply, but they only know the version we've carefully crafted while walking on eggshells.
By CIM5 months ago in Writers
Understanding CFD Brokers: A Beginner-Friendly Guide
When I first started exploring online trading, I kept hearing about CFD brokers. At first, the concept sounded complicated — how could someone trade global markets without actually owning the assets?
By sammmy5 months ago in Writers
4 Steps to Support Stronger, Healthier Teeth
Strong, healthy teeth are essential not only for a confident smile but also for overall wellness. They play a vital role in digestion, speech, and facial structure, and their condition can influence everything from self-esteem to long-term health outcomes. While brushing and flossing are foundational, there are additional steps you can take to reinforce enamel, prevent decay, and maintain optimal oral function. These four strategies offer a comprehensive approach to supporting your dental health with consistency and care.
By sammmy5 months ago in Writers
A Milestone: 100 Stories On Vocal
I’m excited to announce that with my latest poem, Winter, Her Protector, I’ve officially posted 100 stories on Vocal! If this is your first time seeing me, hi! I’m Jaye, and I’ve been a creator on Vocal for almost 6 years now! I write a little bit of everything, from creative nonfiction, to poetry, to the occasional short fiction story. And I write about a pretty wide range of things like music, food, grief and loss, and plenty of personal stories and nature poetry.
By Jaye Ruggiero-Cash5 months ago in Writers
The Night I Found Myself Again
It was past midnight, the kind when the world seems paused, and even your thoughts whisper softly. I sat alone in my small room, staring at the dim light of my screen, feeling the weight of everything I had carried for years. The quiet was comforting but also unsettling, like staring into the depths of my own mind and realizing just how far I had drifted from the person I wanted to be.
By Shahab Khan5 months ago in Writers
The Voice Refined Through Another Medium
For centuries, words have been the vessels of human thought, the means by which understanding passes from one heart to another. From quills and typewriters to keyboards and screens, the tools have changed, but the mind behind the message has not. Now, in the age of artificial intelligence, some claim that words refined through its assistance cannot be fully human. They say that if an essay or reflection has been shaped, polished, or expanded by an AI tool, then its authenticity is somehow diminished. Yet that belief mistakes process for purpose. The truth of writing does not depend on how the words are arranged, but on who the words come from.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast5 months ago in Writers
How the Build Your Best Self Fellowship is helping young professionals reimagine their futures
Authors: Angelina Adut | Emmanuel Bida In early August 2025, over twenty young South Sudanese logged onto Jitsi Meet from their homes, offices, and internet cafés across Juba. Some were still students, some fresh graduates still figuring out their next steps; others were young professionals eager to climb the career ladder.
By Excellence Foundation for South Sudan5 months ago in Writers
Izzy's Hair
In March of 2019, my daughter Izabella turned five. She had one wish for her birthday that I thought might be a little bit out of reach for such a young girl. She wanted pink hair. Not extensions. Not clip ins. She wanted to dye it. After a while, we decided to look into safe dyes and allowed her to go ahead and get some pink dye. We got everything ready and an hour later, our baby had pink hair.
By Sara Wilson5 months ago in Writers
Stitched By Faith
Chapter One – When Love Was Enough The sound of a sewing machine filled the tiny room — soft, rhythmic, hopeful. Threads of red and gold lay across the table like scattered dreams.
By Amina Lux5 months ago in Writers
Adam Gebb on the Mystery of Ever-Changing Wildlife Migrations and How to Sustain Rainforest Evolutionary Processes
Rainforests are alive with complexity, and their survival depends on more than science alone. Conservation leader Adam Gebb highlights the wisdom of Indigenous and rural communities, whose lived knowledge creates stronger, more adaptive conservation systems. Protecting biodiversity means protecting the evolutionary processes by which species must move, adapt, and thrive in changing climates. When local communities lead with food sovereignty, clean water, and connected landscapes, conservation becomes self-sustaining. Planting edible forests and practicing land-use planning rooted in reciprocity ensures resilience for both people and wildlife. Real change comes when communities are empowered as guardians of nature’s future.
By Adam Gebb5 months ago in Writers
Audiobook Recording Complete With A MONTH to Spare!
It may sound silly to be so proud of myself for actually committing and getting something done, but you don't know how damaged I am.
By Hope Martin5 months ago in Writers