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Let me be real with you.
If writing feels hard, it’s because nobody gave you the system.
Curtains of Diligence Vol. 1 is what I wish someone handed me when I started.
No grammar lectures. No motivational quotes.
Just the exact steps I use to:
Get past the blank page fast
Finish the draft without quitting halfway
Edit like a pro even if you’re solo
I wrote this for new writers + editors who are tired of waiting for “someday”.
Your someday is today.
Grab Vol. 1 here → DM for link
P.S. I also write product descriptions that sell for brands. Need copy that converts? DM me.
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-Goethe
And since I cannot escape what I carry, I must feel it to the fullest.
I've been a copywriter for over 8 years now. This is my entry for the cinematic video challenge I made on Renoise (with no videography background) using the only thing I know best: writing.
One prompt, a few trials and a chaotic canvas later, this video was written like a scene.
The prompt was the script. The script was the feeling. The feeling became this.
Checkout the comments for the prompt, the inspiration and the BTS from its making:)
Absolute cinema, love the thought and the result. And this is how making music feels to me. You did a great job in capturing that feeling:)
A young woman reading about a serial killer becomes the target herself. After a brutal home invasion, she wakes up tied to a chair, trapped in the killer's terrifying game. 🎬🔪
Still surprised this entire thriller concept came from just one prompt. 🤯 From suspenseful storytelling to cinematic visuals, AI brought the idea to life. Excited to submit this challenge!
why do you kidnapp her 😂🤣 this is cool
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Ever since I was a kid, ads enticed me more than cartoons. It's a weird taste to have at the age of 7. I remember my siblings used to make fun of me for watching ads, but the jingles and narration always fascinated me more than Tom chasing Jerry.
After practicing copywriting for almost 7 years, I've become Tom and copywriting, Jerry. I'm chasing it but it keeps outrunning me. So here I am, spreading myself thin and ready to jump back into the jungle.
To date, I've penned words that have sold $150 teas, overpriced athleisure, vapes, sweatshirts that look like they were designed by kids, emeralds, flavoured lubricants, SaaS software (lots of software), cars (think Audi, BMW, Mini Cooper, I'd like to think my words convinced people), and ultra-luxury homes.
One sample - I got a brief that Parle-G was launching their smallest SKU. Target audience: office workers who struggled to find a pocket-sized snack.
The line I proposed: 'Spotting G has never been this easy.'
Had real fun writing that one. Chasing the same thrill again. If your brand needs words that don't just sound good but sell well, you know where to find me.
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