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Summary

The content serves as a writing prompt and invitation for new writers of the Illumination publication to engage with a variety of curated articles and contribute to the community.

Abstract

The editor of Illumination, Brian Anthony Cumberlidge, has created a writing prompt specifically for the July Challenge, inviting new writers to explore and interact with content within the Illumination publication. The prompt emphasizes the importance of community engagement and the value of the diverse content created by editors and writers. A selection of articles is highlighted, covering topics such as YouTube insights, writing tips, and personal development, with a particular recommendation for Kristin Wilson's piece that provides inspiration and self-assurance. The editor encourages positive feedback and a collaborative atmosphere, ensuring that negativity has no place in the Illumination community. He tags several new writers, including Infiniti and Tim Denning, among others, to participate in the prompt and tag additional members, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose under the Illumination banner.

Opinions

  • The editor believes that engaging with the content provided can benefit everyone, including readers, writers, and editors.
  • Positive vibes are a must; negativity is not tolerated within the Illumination community.
  • The editor has a favorite piece of content from the list, which he finds inspiring and reassuring.
  • The initiative is intended to help new writers find their place within the publication and contribute to its growth.
  • The editor values the diversity of voices and stories within the Illumination publication and seeks to highlight them through this prompt.
  • Engagement and collaboration are key components of the Illumination community's ethos, as evidenced by the tagging of new writers and encouraging a chain of responses.

Editor’s Writing Prompt.

What Can We Do To Make It Right?

New writers of Illumination?

Credits to Skitterphoto from Pexels.

I have created this writing prompt to be included in the July Challenge section of my fellow editor of Illumination.

Timothy Key.

Here’s the link above to this great content.

Illumination Logo.

I ask you the new writers of Illumination to check out the various items on our front pages of the Illumination publication where there are amazing pieces of information and content creations by our editors and writers of Illumination.

Here’s a selection.

In particular the last on the list is my favourite piece of content I have read for a while.

Kristin Wilson delivered a little bit of belief and assurance of my own place in life that maybe I keep going to far to often.

I have created this writing prompt for our new writers not because there’s anything specifically wrong with Illumination. That is something I can confirm.

I believe it can help everyone. Readers, Writers & Editors too.

I want to make this completely clear.

All feedback, thoughts and suggestions are welcome but must include positive vibes.

Negativity will not be tolerated or ever appear within our Illumination community.

I am going to tag some of the new arrivals from our new writer’s list. I can’t tag everyone it would be silly and take forever!

Infiniti, Misha Vaid, Casey Botticello, Ovkourbali, Tim Denning, Soul Dancer.

It would be fantastic if the people I have tagged can engage with me in this prompt tag me into there responses and also tag some others to take part in this to.

I look forward to reading all your amazing content creations.

OneTeam. OneDream. Illumination.

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Brian Anthony Cumberlidge.

Writing Prompts
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