For me, writing is a continuous process that incorporates introspection, rewriting, and personal development. As a rhetoric and writing student, I've learned that writing is more than just putting words on paper; it's also about thinking critically, interacting with concepts, and returning to those concepts with humility and curiosity. Over the years, my writing process has evolved into something very personal, yet I also use my work to share it with the world.

My first priority when starting a writing assignment is to comprehend its goal. To help me build a strong foundation for my argument or story, this frequently entails ideation, outlining, and obtaining sources. But I've discovered that the true craft of writing occurs during revision, not just during planning.

Ultimately, my writing process is a balance between discovery and refinement—finding new ways to approach topics and polishing my work to communicate clearly and effectively. Through each project, I’ve learned to embrace both the challenges and the rewards of writing. The process never feels finished but rather continues to evolve, both on the page and within me.