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I think that I’m most proud of how much more intentional I’ve become with my writing process. I’ve learned to take the time to plan, revise, and refine my work, rather than rushing through it. I’ve developed a better sense of structure and flow, which helps me organize my ideas more effectively. I’m also proud of how much more confident I’ve become in experimenting with new techniques and styles. Writing doesn’t feel as intimidating as it used to because I’ve embraced the idea that it’s okay to make mistakes and learn from them. Seeing how much my hard work pays off in the finished product is really rewarding, and that’s something I’ve grown to value about the process.

Something thing I realized at some point since I started at Millersville is how much I enjoy learning. I've always been obsessed with documentaries and it didn't click in my head until recently that it's because I honestly just love learning about something new. Literally there's a website I use that is a random documentary generator and I'll watch the most random documentaries just so I can learn about something new. Yes it might be something boring or something I have no interest in but I'm still learning! So, I love how much I love learning.

I don't even remember the last time I've watched a documentary. Whenever I'm interested in learning something new, typically I'll just explore the web trying to intake as much knowledge on the subject at once. It's pretty cool that you're interested in this though! Good luck with the rest of your learning.

The Content Learning Reflection is the final project of this Web Writing class, and it has successfully made me start thinking about my journey as a writer and student. I like having the realization that I have progressed since the start. The way I write and the way I read have been changed, I feel more aware of the small details that make up the big picture of web writing. Being aware of my awareness is probably my favorite part.

I watched sooooo many instagram reels during my content analysis project so I feel like I really understand what makes one successful. They should be relatively short, they're designed to play on loop so a really long one would defeat the purpose of someone watching it over and over again. Instagram isn't really the platform for really long content anyway, Instagram is most known for photos so keep the reels pretty short and light on info, depending on your intended audience.

As stated already a goo show that I think of is bojack and fans were frustrated that they decided to compact the last season instead of waiting for the strike to resolve and fleshing out the story.

When taking these writing skills I've developed over the semester I have wondered where my writing on social media is going to take me. The first thing is to self advertise myself for work opportunities. But with that, I'll need to have an audience that engages with me to see it, otherwise I'm shouting into the void. Which would be the most favorable route? Taking a proactive route and directly ask for work help me in finding work, or would making whatever webpage or blog posting I make look the most appealing and hope that people are attracted to it to come to me for work? Or is it a blend of both or some secret third thing?