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#WritingChallenge encourages creativity and engagement among writers. Participants showcase original work, explore prompts, experiment with styles, and connect with a supportive community, all while enhancing their storytelling skills and gaining inspiration.
Whether you’re jumping back into writing or just getting started, here’s the opportunity to… Start writing your book Finish your book Start journaling Write the songs Write the stage play Write your one-man show Write your business plan Reframe & Rescript your life experiences  Write your manifestations Document your manifestations Daily writing prompts, synergy, accountability,  & a bunch of folks celebrating you as you make writing a sacred practice starts Janauary 1st! 📌 Will you be there?#writingchallenge #startwriting #tellyourstory #writethelyrics #writetheplay #writethevision #ownyourlife #changethenarrative #penandpowerchallenge
For years, I told myself I didn’t need to write every day to be a great screenwriter. Especially as someone who is neurodivergent, I believed that kind of routine was for other people. “My brain doesn’t work that way,” I’d say. But the truth? I was using that as an excuse to avoid holding myself accountable. Writing is a craft, and like any craft, it takes practice. And the only way to get better is to do it. Every. Single. Day. Even if it’s just a sentence. Even if it’s messy. The act of choosing to think about your story, putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard), is what makes you a better writer. I haven’t been great at this in the past—but that changes now. 2025 is my year to write every day, to train, and to push myself as a screenwriter. This is my challenge for 2025. Who’s in? #ScreenwritingJourney #CreativeDiscipline #IndieFilmLife #WritingChallenge #FilmmakingTips #NeurodivergentCreatives #2025goals #screenwriting

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