WaZoBia! Writing prompts for the week. We only ask that you be responsible, thoughtful, and show effort. And make sure to follow the guidelines. You may visit the community guide for insights to make better content.

Guidelines:

Pick a prompt, craft a masterpiece, and be unique with your title.
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Original content. English only.
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Spotlight

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First Place

Overcoming Self Doubt
by @tehilah

I always thought after graduation i would land a government job at a hospital so i won't have to deal with too much interactions on a daily basis, except already planned schedule from patients and prescription to be vetted, why i preferred hospital practice from community practice is because you get to interact more with people on a daily at a community setting than a hospital.

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Second Place

Am I Good Enough To Do This
by @inkspiration01

Gradually, I became the target of secret mockery from my friends and other members, which deeply affected me. I began to question whether I was capable of playing the trumpet and started to doubt my abilities. This was a challenging period; I often found myself crying at night because I expected more from myself.

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Third Place

Overcoming Every Obstacle
by @jeclyn60

What if my parents disappoint me? How do I sort out my financial needs? How do I intend to cope with chasing after what I want knowing that money is going to be an obstacle? I thought about this closely, which is why I chose to save some money. I don't want to be taken unawares and then get this compensating advice that next year is going to be better.

Honourary Mentions

Weekly Prompts

📝 Would you consider yourself an overthinker or pretty laid back when it comes to things? Share with us an event in your life that made you overthink, or tested your ability to be laid back.

📝 Pet peeves are small things that annoy you or irritate you, often in a repeated way. For instance, someone who chews loudly. Has a pet peeve made you end your relationship with someone? On the flip side, has someone stopped talking to you because of a trait you possessed that was their pet peeve? What was it and how did you react?