Sun, Nov 12
Forty-one articles have already been published in my WorldWise Wonders series, and there will be more to come – stay tuned!
I enjoy a good challenge and, of course, writing about the world and its wonders. When I started my WorldWise Wonders series, the initial idea was to participate in a contest on FREE2Z and, maybe win the grand prize. However, as always, I ended up liking the challenge.
For those following my articles, may notice that I like to write about cryptocurrencies, and that's my primary focus. However, with the "best journalism" challenge on FREE2Z, I ended up shifting my focus to areas I hadn't previously explored much. That's when I started covering the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Here, I discovered that one should never say, "I will never write about this topic," because a content creator must adapt and convey the news as they understand it, allowing readers to navigate through it.
It's crucial to be concise in news reporting. With the coverage of the Israel-Palestine conflict, I found a hidden passion within me – the passion to convey coherent news and also to challenge certain truths that they want us to believe but, in reality, may not be accurate.
Read some of my latest writeups below:
Much of what we consume online is propaganda, and it's necessary to filter a lot to uncover the truth. Many news sources, even official ones, simply want readers to access censored news that fits their narrative.
Therefore, I've written 41 articles, and I'll continue to write. Perhaps I'll reach 100 during the challenge, and in doing so, I can continue to learn. We learn new things every day, and I might discover more topics that I feel comfortable writing about. Who knows, I might even start a series on sports, politics, or even culinary news?
For a content creator, nothing is impossible, and the sky's the limit!
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