Hey hive family DEAR LADIES & GENTLEMEN ✨
I want to share some small but meaningful moments from my journey with all of you today.
I developed a passion for success at a very young age — even during my school life, I used to write scripts for YouTubers, crafting their hooks and topics according to what worked best. Yet I rarely received proper credit for it, because they saw me as someone lesser — someone not yet "successful enough" to be taken seriously. This is a real problem in our society: people often try to belittle those who haven't achieved success yet.
I continued writing for some time — almost 12 to 13 short stories — but even to this day, I never received the credit I deserved for that work. Still, I did not give up. Eventually, I told them I could no longer work with them, because I have always had a passion for learning everything I could. My editing skills were strong too, so alongside writing, I began creating content edits based on trending topics of that time.
From there, I did earn some money — though it came only after a great deal of hard work. But I gave all three of my earned payments to a close friend, because she genuinely needed it at the time. That money represented my effort and hard work. And ironically, that same friend — someone I had always stood by through difficult times — eventually drifted away from me. Later on, even the people I continued working with began paying me less and less.
Even then, I refused to give up.
I started a brand-new journey — this time, for myself. I began writing under my own name, publishing my own work, believing that one day, people would find their way to me — and that I would achieve real, lasting success.
I have never shared this story with anyone until today. These words may seem like just a few sentences to you, but I know exactly how much struggle went into chasing success at such a young age.
I am still working on the platform today, still waiting for the success that I believe is written for me — the one that belongs to me. And I know, without doubt, that day will come.
I hope you understand what I'm trying to say: never give up, and never let your age become an excuse — never tell yourself "I'm too young for this" or "I can't do it." Just keep working hard, day and night.
I especially want to say this to all the girls out there: work hard, become your own boss, and watch yourself become independent. You deserve every bit of happiness and success that comes your way.
I hope the right people find their way to me. I want to succeed. Those meant to support me will come, and even if they don't — I will never abandon myself.
Forever and always 🥺✨ #aimanwrites
