How I Took My Writing from Social Media to a Published Book

As the saying goes, if you have a will to do something, you will ultimately find a way to fulfil it.

Since college, I have wanted to write. Often, thoughts came to mind, and I used to mull over them, but nothing happened afterwards.

Then happened Twitter. I logged on to it in 2010 and started writing a line or two about whatever came to my mind.

At that time, the 240-character limit seemed an impediment to writing further. [But I loved that limitation of characters].

Then slowly I learned how to make small videos on Canva and started displaying them on my YouTube channel.

I also tried putting those videos as my WhatsApp status. I started getting good responses in terms of liking.

I felt good, but the thirst for writing was yet to be quenched.

Then one day, while scrolling Instagram, I came across an ad about making own blog website. I clicked it and immediately launched my own website.

I haven’t given any thought, whether it will be monetised. I felt okay, but I was happy that I got a platform where I could write my mind.

I started putting many write-ups I scribbled then. Slowly I started getting followers.

I followed a few brilliant writers. I came to know that there are many out there thinking alike.

Initially, the stories I put, were full of grammatical mistakes, sometimes I was not up to the mark on what I needed to convey.

While reading, someone suggested using “Grammarly”, I started using it and the grammatical mistakes were drastically reduced.

I started getting followers, in terms of money, I may yet to reach a benchmark. I think there is a long way to go on that.

But, what I wanted to tell you all friends here is that I published a book and it is available on Amazon.com.

Link as – https://amzn.in/d/5K4oXuU

Publishing a book of my thoughts was a dream. Finally, it got fulfilled yesterday and I am happy to put it to you all.

I know there are many stalwarts here who have achieved many accolades, I might not be anywhere near them, but I loved my journey so far and I thank God for that.

See you!