No one is born a writer; we grow into it through instinct, curiosity, and experience. From my earliest days, I discovered that words had a special power to shape thoughts and inspire action. My parents encouraged me to learn the alphabet long before school, and that early foundation sparked a lifelong love for storytelling.

In school, I found my first audience through a wall newspaper,  a simple sheet where students shared their thoughts and reflections. I wrote stories about honesty, kindness, and good behavior, for example, when a student found money and returned it to the police or priest. I believed such stories helped us learn the value of integrity and goodness.