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Hello! I am Nanda, a 24 years old from Indonesia. Please allow me to share my story and I hope I can be like all of you, I hope I can inspire even one people to take the leap, and finally walk into the sunset of their dream 

I have been a writer for as long as I remember. But not until last October I finally had my courage to take writings to another level. I decided to make my own blog. Besides poetry, the blog also consists writings about life, relationship, self-improvement, family and the likes.

At first I kept being anxious about what'll happen if people do not fancy my writings, etc etc. But I brace myself and keep writing anyway. And guess what? My fear remained as fear, it does not become action of any kind, no bad comment, no disheartening response, nothing. Nothing happened.

I realized that I'm not everyone's cup of tea and that is okay. Some people might like my writing, some people might not. The one who loves it will always support me, anyway.

Now I'm on my way to write as much as possible so I can achieve my other dream, to get my works published. So let's keep it going, shall we? No one shall getting in the way of us and our dream.

I hope this post finds you well, and please stay safe during this pandemic. I'm sending lots of love to you all from Indonesia!


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