Ariana B. - Are you someone interested in executing your creativity? I can help you greatly improve your writing skills in the areas YOU need. You may be stuck on a project, are new to poetry, or want to get mor

I am a person of many interests. I have a ranging skill set from STEM to arts. I was a senior in high-school two years ahead, while also doing part-time college. I am a self-proclaimed master of efficiency and can help you become one too. ~~~ A couple of years after I learned English - the summer between third and fourth grade my mother took us to the library. It was doing an event: read 100 hours before the school year started and get a prize when you finish. My siblings and I took on the challenge. I'm very competitive and became quite close with the paper with 100 boxes side by side printed on it all following a winding path ending with a finish line. Every day I read and read. There were times that I would finish a kid's chapter book in one sitting. I didn't like ALL that I read but there were times when certain books that intrigued me and spiked my curiosity. I didn't know about genres at the time but I was developing a taste an opinion on books. The school year started with me gradually making a habit of reading any moment available. In fourth grade (like all the previous years of school, even in the year I first learned English) I finished my work faster than anyone - which gave me plenty of time to indulge in reading. My parents gifted me The Chronicles of Narnia, a fantastical series written by a theologian C.S.Lewis for kids, drawing from his childhood imagination. It consists of seven books. I started on Monday and before Sunday evening I was finished. THIS is what captured my heart and soul like nothing else. My parents always took my education very seriously but I believe a breakthrough happened once I ventured into the world of books. A breakthrough which led me to doing the fifth grade material in the next summer and going straight to middle school after fourth grade. This breakthrough led to me starting to start building my own world in my head and start jotting down the ideas on to paper at 11 years old. My passion...and definitely my skill only grew over the years and I want others to experience such love for literature and writing. If you're an writer you've been through the sleepless nights when your mind is is exploding with ideas as well as starting at an empty page and going through ruts when everything you write is at a level so low you cannot even fathom it's possibility. You've seen manuscripts you were proud of and WANTED to show to...writing you wished to burn - and probably have. If you're coming into all this newly. Buckle up. It takes commitment which isn't necessarily a bad thing. The ones of us that have been on this journey for longer like to complain but taking on writing short stories or poetry may be one of the best decisions you've made. Poetry helped me coped through very difficult moments in my life. It let's you capture the FEELING of a moment like little else can. There are endless of structures to learn about and over time you become fluent in them. Words come to you when you need them. Why does one write? Passion, greed, love, fame, boredom? >>Why do YOU write?