#TRY STORYO FREE#

I am in awe and admiration of every single one of these peeps trusting us and becoming part of our whānau.

#TRY STORYO FREE#

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… I spread myself so thin and picked up many new things that made me feel like I was not doing any of them well (khm-khm, I have a whole almost full-time job on top of it too) 😅īut what made Storyo’s 2022 a banger is all these people sharing their stories. Instagram Stories frequently asked questions. … I questioned my ability to lead a team constantly (still questioning). Completely free & unlimited AI story generator/writer based on a prompt. … I had lots of family challenges this year and any work took a back seat. … But also I was stressed too much about our impact. This year was a freaking banger for Storyo. No turning your challenges into thought leadership advice for others. trying not to give too much into The Gods of attention economy and turning-everything-into-some-sort-of-achievement online haha But if anyone is curious.

My friend Lucy von Sturmer made an awesome post about all the things that didn’t go well this year for her. … so why does it leave us feeling a bit bitter? 👀 So we post it all on socials because, it feels great to acknowledge your achievements.Īnd you want to say: screw capitalism, I’m here celebrating community action! From romance to drama to post-apocalyptic fare, some of the contest’s best entries have involved LGBTQ+ characters and narratives as you. This platform loves a good review in numbers too. This page is home to all the LGBTQ+ stories submitted to our Reedsy short fiction contest, whether as part of a related prompt or simply to tell an LGBTQ+ story that touches readers’ hearts and minds. Of course, - everything we do is surrounded my metrics, graph comparisons, long grant applications asking you to list ‘impact in numbers’ of past and future projects.

You know you should be happy for them (and you are!) but you can’t help comparing your own ‘numbers’ to theirs. In the impact world, I compare these posts to pretty images that people post of them on holidays buying expensive things. Everyone was making long end-of-the-year posts about all the numbers and achievements they had in 2022.

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