Blog 12: How I Plan On Celebrating "National I Love To Write Day"
Happy National I Love to Write Day, as long as I can remember I have always loved the art of writing, poetry, and storytelling. There is something about making each word you write have depth and conviction in it, I also like when I get opportunities to read aloud the things I have written it just makes me feel important. It honestly boosts my confidence when I get to connect with an audience, especially in an intimate setting. And since I love to write that's why I decided to create this very blog Rising to Be. And be sure to read last week's blog on the book The Magnolia Story by Chip & Joanna Gaines.
Boldly Blogging
What I love most about having a blog is that I get to share a little slice of my life in each one. And since each I discuss what I liked, disliked and what I learned about a book. It's nice to share each week, it kind of feels like I'm writing in a personal diary and it's also nice to get out of my shell. So I can talk about things that usually change the topic of conversation on instead of having a deep conversation with someone.
A Reason To Read
And one of the main reasons I decided to challenge myself to read 52 books in 52 weeks is because I've noticed that I set goals for myself and always make an excuse for why I didn't achieve it. And as a Generation Z, I often get tossed into the Millennial group of being lazy, conceited and always on my phone. Millennials are often seen as a group that doesn't want to enjoy the little things in life like soaking in the information from a good book. I want to stand out from everyone else, and as I started this journey I would see so many shocked faces because of the goal I chose to set for myself. And now some of those shocked faces are coming to my blog see what book I'm reading or reviewing for the week. As more people, I knew asked me about my resolution I felt like I should tell more people about how this has changed my life and the books I loved along the way. And as we approach Thanksgiving, I must say that I am thankful for this blog but also you who is reading this very blog.
Catch up on last week's blog on the book The Magnolia Story by Chip & Joanna Gaines.
If you have any book suggestions add them below in the comments, and look out for new book reviews every Sunday. And remember “As we ‘Rise to Be’, we are becoming who we want to be” -Christina B. Rising🤗 (Internet Hug)
