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Do you want to write creatively but doesn't know where to start? Do you want to know how to write a story with meaningful content? Then you must read this blog of Circling the Story.

Nowadays, plenty of books with so much meaningful content grabbing for eyeballs of the readers. How can a writer connect with these readers? Here's a guide how to have a fountain of meaningful content for your story.

A couple years ago, before I created this site I released a book about my story. The premise of the book was that the tools to use to create better stories that can also be used by the rest of us to live better lives. In just a few weeks my books are sold out. It feels great and overwhelmed knowing that your story is supported and loved by many readers across the world. From that I realized hiw important to live in a good story rather than just telling one. So, I get nervous and at the same time excited to write my next story. …show more content…

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The idea to have a meaningful story is actually pretty simple. To live a great story, you should know that our lives should reflect the element of our story to make it great. So here's the tips:

•Every story has a character or characters. In God's design, we are the principal character of our story so put yourself as the only character in any story you will write. In other words, you are the storyteller and the principal character. However the story may be about something other than

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