2 min readMar 17, 2025

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I forgot Medium existed. But writing never left me.

It’s strange how some things we once loved slowly slip through the cracks of everyday life.

Medium used to be one of my favorite corners of the internet: quiet, thoughtful, intentional. A space where I could pour my thoughts without chasing likes, impressions, or engagement metrics. But somewhere along the way, life got busy. Work took over. Deadlines piled up. And writing for the sake of writing was quietly put on pause.

I didn’t stop writing, not really.

I just started writing differently.
More for clients, brands, and strategies.
More for growth, performance, and conversions.
Less for myself.

Blog posts, social copy, SEO content, content calendars, my love for words never faded. It simply adapted to serve a different purpose.

But lately, I’ve been craving something slower. Something softer. Something that feels like sitting down with a warm cup of coffee and letting your thoughts unravel into sentences — not for validation, not for virality, but for clarity.

That’s why I’m here again.

No grand comeback. No perfect posting schedule.
Just a quiet return to the page.

To write what I feel.
To share what I learn.
To document the messy middle, the little wins, the honest reflections.

Maybe someone out there will relate.
Maybe not. Either way, that’s okay.

This space is for thoughts that don’t fit into a 280-character tweet or a catchy LinkedIn hook.
It’s for the things I think about when I’m not working. Or sometimes because I’m working.

If you’re reading this, thanks for stopping by.
If you’ve ever taken a long break from something you love and are now trying to find your way back > hi, I see you.

Let’s start again.

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Saadiya Munir
Saadiya Munir

Written by Saadiya Munir

I think a lot, speak just enough and write everything in between. Mostly hungry. Occasionally witty. Let’s talk content, or Korean dramas.

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