You don’t need a book deal, a blog, or a fancy notebook to be a writer.
If you scribble thoughts in your phone, jot poems on napkins, or draft stories in your head before falling asleep—you’re a writer.
No permission needed. No label required.
The only thing writing asks of you is this: keep going. Even when it’s awkward. Even when you doubt it.
Because every great writer started the same way: by being brave enough to begin.
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