Newcomer's check-in | The original intention of writing, the power of reading

Hi~ Hello everyone, I'm a ten-day-old RC. I'm new to Matters and I don't know the rules. This greeting comes a little late, but it's never too late :)

After leaving about two months ago, I started to have plenty of time to think about my future direction.
Because of the incident at home, I started to write my first mood diary in Ruffian State. The original intention of writing was because I wanted to express myself, and I didn’t expect anyone to read the articles I wrote casually. (Full of gratitude!!)

From that moment on, I started blogging every two or three days. The content probably revolves around the stories that happened around me, and the books I've read. Usually people call me crazy, but when I'm alone, I seem to have a different soul. I like to be quiet and enjoy reading. While sharing books through writing, it also helps me to compile knowledge and output new things I have learned in books. If any of you, who have never met before, can also gain a lot from my articles, it will be a win-win situation.

I have read the books I share at least twice, and each article takes at least three to four hours to write, from conception to completion, not counting the actual reading time. Every article is exhausted ~ If there is something that does not meet expectations, please encourage a little effort^^

I'm reading in bits and pieces.

When I eat breakfast, when I take my lunch break at work, when I take a ride, when I go to bed, I don't want to waste even ten minutes. Instead, it allows me to live a constant and uninteresting life and increase my productivity. I read it for a year and a half without realizing it. 60 books, very substantial (of course practice is more important). I hope that through my sharing, you can also fall in love with reading, or fall in love with reading my articles, as long as the information I provide can bring value to a person, that's enough.

My goal in coming to Matters was to enjoy writing in its purest form and to share something of value. Thank you very much to everyone who interacted with me. Feedback makes me more motivated to continue. Likes are just added value. Work hard towards the goal, and the result will be good, right?

If you also like to read or listen to stories, please follow me and say thank you first. (steps down and bows)