A Token Of Love For 329 Followers
By: Bhavna Narula
Tags: Thanksgiving, Creativity, People, Thank You, Creative Writing

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Agnes Laurens brilliantly used baked potatoes as a political metaphor while remembering to wish all her followers a very Happy New Year in her unique style.

Aravind Balakrishnan is writing all about self-improvement where he talks about 7 tricks to keep you motivated throughout the day and also shares the 5 reasons due to which you wake up stressed in the morning.

Agnes Louis writes a story about how we are going to thrive as millennials and also some horrifying details of a soap-maker in Correggio, whose secret ingredient would be her victims.

Alexandra Forsyth shows her love for haiku in ‘it’s raining and a poem about time-locked foods such as gingerbread cookies.

Adam Borowski is smart to make us note that when we hate others, we are actually hating ourselves while celebrating 500 followers with a sweet thank you note.

Annemarie Berukoff pays an ode to the popular outrageous communications while sharing 12 quotes with her readers that can help them change their lives.

Aastha Khanna wonders if the structure of the UN is still relevant as said by PM Modi and also shares her take on Trump’s fascist politics.

Adnan Morbiwala compares and brings us the things big brands do which the small businesses miss out on and also teaches us the art of romancing a customer through a digital marketing strategy that works.

Anthi Psomiadou tries to warn us of what we get used to while describing in a beautiful 2-minute read about ‘acrobats’.

Alexander M. Combstrong advises us to make lasting changes with the psychological power of rituals and also teaches the art of making network effective and painless with the awesome combo of coffee and kindness.

Alice B. McNeely shares information about the World Darts championship online in her latest stories.

A Simple Box of Limitless Stories. shares with us a memory from the cosmos and also shares a secret that time has to tell in his poem ‘Awareness’.

Ankit Das brings to his readers a game-changing 10-year challenge that can help the undergraduates and the postgraduates to develop themselves and also shares with us a better way to develop good habits than willpower.

Abhay Salvi, the genius editor of Be Unique shares with his readers the guidelines of his publication and also proudly welcomes Winifred as the new editor.

Altaaf Aboo is a business mastermind who teaches how customers buy business growth ideas and a simple formula to increase business profits.

Ali teaches you how to be a better person but without losing your mind.

Arpit Ravichandran pays a tribute to the soldiers in his beautiful poem while trying to weigh in the effects of Covid-19 in terms of both, destruction and rejuvenation of the masses.

Angela Volkov explores the creative advantages of having a noisy mind and how when it comes to being good, the devil is in the details.

Ayesha Ahmed makes you know your worth and you matter in ‘At the table again’ and makes you appreciate your mistakes and look forward to life.

Amna Athar Ali Abbasi is a true nature-lover who is trying to understand if plants feel pain or not and how oak trees support a hundred pieces of moths and butterflies.

Anne Marie stops her readers from chasing happiness as there's no such thing but is quick to talk about financial freedom and suggests ways to achieve it.

Ashwin tries to understand life from the universe’s viewpoint while also noting that perspective isn't homogenous after all.

Amy Mehta Parmar shares her 5 big headaches as a writer on this platform and she is kind enough to share her mistakes from online dating.

Amy Hartsough makes you think about 3 reasons that make you not bother the editors but you should be while sharing 4 coping skills for this terrible pandemic fatigue.

Alexandra Iulia Soare is a food scientist who tries to understand what are proteins and amino acids exactly and why do the Ballerinas have cellulite.

A.H. Faiz showcases his poetic side in his recent works ‘Empty’ and ‘The outsider’.

Andrew Fielder tells us about how a cynic is born and tries to explore if the news has become a source of entertainment for us or not.

Adam Temper teaches us how to look a bit intelligent when writing e-mails and shares the best fiction published by writers on this writing platform.

aabhash guides his readers on how to avoid 30-second ads on Android apps and how to open a photo-cropper tool for the electronic diversity visa lottery.

Dr. Adebeshin Lawal makes you think if you are an artist or a hobbyist and shows you how to hack your decision-making process without much ado.

Ashley Lorraine Bridges is a true poet who shows her talent through ‘Childish fears’ and ‘do you remember’ in her latest stories.

Areeba Merriam is a math buff who makes her readers understand what makes a figure impossible and also about the concept of the four-color map theorem.

Aswathi Ashok writes two amazing fictions titled ‘There is someone in my house’ and ‘Th girl in the mirror’.

Alice shares a beautiful tale of Benjamin Bunny which is a picture book by Beatrix Potter and also about the tale of Peter Rabbit.

Arthur G. Hernandez stresses the point that nothing expands the boundaries of our humanity like fiction while also highlighting the importance of inspiration through video content creation.

Art Lu shares how to boost productivity with the simple Pomodoro technique.

Adrienne Parkhurst is bold to announce that she wishes to have more leaders apologize like Melissa McCarthy and that why she doesn't feel joyful after the elections.

Abraka Dabra tries to unlock some facts about themselves as their reason for dancing and also their plans for the year 2021.

Ajay Gupta tries to understand how hard it is to become an author but does remove time to share why Hindus and Christians say a prayer before eating food.

AHK writes about 10 rituals that should be carried out for a radiant life and also 5 lessons one should master before turning 40.

A Rustic Mind (Manali Desai) is a bookworm who is quick to share the best reads of 2020 while reviewing the book Petit a petit by Ambica Uppal.

Adam, Diabetic Cyborg feels that nothing has changed much in the year 2021 and also discusses his week-long blog with all his fans.

Aurora Eliam, CMP shares details about an interview with a Labrabull and also 4 important reasons to unplug from technology.

Anita Durairaj is in the mood for some thrilling crime cases where she shares how a man killed his wife with a deadly cobra and also about the man who murdered his lover over a luxury handbag.

Amanda Closs explores the various challenges of role reversals between parents and their parents and how letting go can be a life-saver for us.

Ali worships the father of infinity and modern mathematics- George Cantor while sharing 7 beautiful math games for kids to make math more fun for them.

Acair Skye is trying to understand her problem with love while wondering if it's possible to shape the brain.

Avia Sky talks about 7 simple strategies to make your writing better while wondering about the possibilities of being a foster child.

Angela Farley confidently bids goodbye to a girl who cared too much for other people while realizing that some people just don't want to be helped.

Anchal Sharma contemplates what life is all about while wishing a happy 2021 to all her readers.

Angela Prendergast tells us why she refuses to create any new year resolutions and what her opinionated eyebrow taught her about inner peace.