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Write a story about your self

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Allushta [10]2 years ago

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The steps on how to write a good Story about oneself are:

Look into Yourself and your emotions and then create a List of your qualities..
Find the Action that gives you joy and happiness as well as others and write on it.
Edit and summarize key points.

<h3>What is a story?</h3>

A story is known to be a Narrative which is a Literary genre that tells the account of a numbers of related events or life experiences.

Note that the steps on how to write a good Story about oneself are:

Look into Yourself and your emotions and then create a List of your qualities..
Find the Action that gives you joy and happiness as well as others and write on it.
Edit and summarize key points.

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