My Passion In Writing

Like most people, writing has made an impact on my life. I didn’t notice it right away, but once I did it changed my life forever. I consider myself to be a fairly decent writer and I would say it was the only thing that kept me going. I love writing that involves thinking and real emotion. Writing journals and letters have helped me get through a lot in my life and that is really something I will never forget.

Writing makes me feel like I am talking to someone that is always listening. Getting to write down my thoughts is like talking to my future self. For example, I do like writing journal entries because I can go back and read it later in life. Just one short paragraph can explain how I felt at that time and what was going on. It also shows your improvement. Going back and looking at my old writings give me a pretty good idea of how much better I have gotten at

It is a belief of mine that everyone has their one thing. Something that makes your mind race with excitement and your heart beat a little faster. Time flies when you do it; hours could pass and you wouldn’t even notice. You feel at peace when the world around you is in chaos. It’s your escape from reality. Not just a hobby or a talent but a passion. Your one thing. For me, it’s writing. Writing does all these things and more for me. Writing is the way that I express my deepest thoughts and feelings. Every time I write something, I leave a piece of my soul on the page. My writing is who I am.

I'm passionate about writing. I can adapt and write about a variety of topics. My writing skills include blogs, articles, poetry and novels.

It showed me how to express my thoughts and innermost being through writing. I fell in love with writing my trials, my experiences, and my past. I learned how to finally accept the things I couldn’t change about myself, but learned that with courage, I could change who I was into who I knew I wanted to be. Writing gave me my escape.

Writing for me is a way of expression. It is way of letting go, without anyone having to know your thoughts. I believe writing is more interesting when you are doing it without being forced. Writing can be used in many different areas of life whether it is in school, work, or even at home. We are always writing, even when we don’t think we are. Writing can help you be successful in life, it is a very important qualification on a resume. No place of employment wants to hire a person who is unable to write. Businesses need to have people who can put their ideas on paper.

Writing, since I was a kid has been the essence of who I am and who I was. It fun, to look back. To notice all the little things, all the misspelled words and oddly phrased writings of the years before now. People change over time, they grow and become something that they never were before that very second. And over time all the little things, all the time spent doing this and all the time spent doing many other things just becomes history.

Writing makes it easier to display thoughts and ideas through writing. There are arguments that would come out of a particular essay or writing is not given until I have given my full statement. This courtesy only provided by writing allows more crisp language and discussions to take place. Writing can give many friendships, opportunities, and business relationships to form. It

Journal, camera, and a bull horn. I am a writer, when I put my pen to a piece of paper I feel that I am allowing myself to be truly unfiltered."Many will travel to hear you speak". I saw this on a fortune cookie from Panda Express during a time when I was unsure on what I wanted to be and what my talents were. I always had a passion for writing and public speaking.

I believe that writing is not only something that I am taught in school by structure, but also something that can be done freely. In my eighteen years, I have found that writing can be an out for me to express my feelings when words cannot always be spoken. For me, writing can be the only way to communicate the way I feel about certain things.

Writing is essential for all human beings. Not only is writing a way to paint a picture, to show everyone what you see, it's also a way to communicate. For instance, when someone is not able to speak, hear, or express their emotions, they use writing as a way to communicate. Over the years, I've come to enjoy writing, for it has helped me express my emotions, in a way it helped me get through hard situations. After entering the ninth grade, with the critiques of my peers and wonderful teacher, I was given the opportunity to improve my writing.

“Bulletin board, bulletin board, bulletin board,” I muttered as I slowly trotted down the hallway, dreading the problem at hand. I was being forced to join a club, as it was required at our prestigious school.

Writing provides an outlet for careful thought and expression. Ever since I was young, I have always been exposed to the world of reading and writing. I started of creating stories about my friends and our imaginary adventures and now I am analyzing the effects of discrimination to the American Dream. Writing allows you to go places and consider circumstances that you may not have otherwise done. For me, I had the opportunity to grow up in a house that loved the art and beauty that came from a good book or written piece. My dad a history teacher turned librarian would always bring home books that he thought would peak our literary interest while my very English mother always enjoyed reading a good Jane Austin with some tea every chance she was given. I will have to admit, reading was always my favorite part about English. However, in my later years I have come to appreciate the art that goes into a written piece. The sitting and tapping of pens or feet as you wait for a point to form in your head that will catapult your mind over any writer’s block. The feeling when you have finished a piece and you are satisfied with it has always brought me joy.

I have always wanted to find ways to help people. Whether it is making meals for the homeless, visiting people in the nursing home, helping with the school food drive, or just taking an elderly woman’s groceries to her car, I try to do my part to make the world a better place. As I had participated in clubs like book club and brain games at my school, the prior experience I had and my desire to help people sparked my interest in the elementary clubs at school. I became the student leader of the coding club, and I began helping with the elementary board game club this year. I enjoy helping these children learn and strategize because they are so excited about learning.

Imagine having the power to go anywhere at any time and any place. To be able to see the world through anybody’s perspective and experience the unimaginable. That’s what I thought reading was like. In one second I could be sitting in my living room and in the next I would be in the magical world of Harry Potter. I absolutely loved reading. I would bring a book everywhere I went whether it be on a vacation or a quick trip to the grocery store. Occasionally, I would write stories or in my journal, but writing simply never compared to my passion for reading.