How did it start?
The scent of aged paper and the whispers of inked words have been my constant companions since I was a child. With each turning page, my love for the written word grew, and soon, I found myself writing better, whether writing my heart out in my journal or writing essays on the school level. Words flowed effortlessly.
Little did I know that my passion for writing would take an unexpected turn one fateful day. A classmate, her eyes alight with determination, approached me, clutching her dreams in the form of a statement of purpose. Together, we collaborated and successfully finished writing it and she got admitted to her dream university in the U.K. The final punctuation mark sealed her triumph and got her a seat at her dream university.
The Unconventional Path
That small victory ignited a fire within me, and in 2020, I found myself at the crossroads, wondering which path to choose. And I chose the road less traveled (well, I didn't know then), freelancing. Although I was faced with obstacles throughout, I took them as stepping stones and dodged them, hoping for better days, like today.
Writing Philosophy
Teaching and nurturing growth are the core of my writing philosophy. I strive to educate my readers, filling them with quality content. I love enriching my readers' lives with knowledge, even if it's just a little. Regarding growth, I love to be a part of an institution and contribute to its growth. I fuel myself with my client's words of appreciation. I find witnessing my client's growth extremely satisfying. I take pride in being a catalyst for their evolution, nurturing their aspirations with dedication and care.
The Passion Project
My passion goes beyond written words. It is an ever-evolving garden where I intertwine my journey with that of the companies I collaborate with, becoming a symbiotic partner in their growth. I aspire to become the teacher I always wanted as a student (through writing).
Writing Quirk
My sanctuary is a quiet nook where my writing takes center stage (staring at the blinking cursor sometimes). The gentle tapping of the keyboard is my constant companion. When the ink runs dry, you'll find me savoring a steaming cup of tea, flipping Murakami's pages.