I’m using Flux as my daily writing ground. A place to show up, put words down, and stay in motion. Right now, I’m writing songs; testing structures, breaking them, learning which ones want to live. These are seeds for lyrical work I plan to publish in 2026. 7 songs written and hopefully I will get unstuck on song 8. I’m also using Flux to keep me focused on a bigger arc: naming 52 short stories to write and begin publishing in 2026. I’m building that list daily—32 events named, 20 to go. Alongside that, I’ve structured a book with 10 chapters, designed in the same spirit as the VIP course. Clear, practical, and built to be lived, not just read. Flux is my safe place to write in public. To practice culling quickly. To keep momentum without waiting for perfect conditions. If community growth is still unfolding, that’s okay. I lead by example. I write anyway. Pop in anytime… or in 2026… if you’re ready to make the shift to writing daily for you. Know this: you can count on the Flux community to be here. Showing up. Putting words down. Evolving together. What are you searching for in Flux?

Hello and welcome to @Luniver Lago I hope you continue on your writers journey and support the growth of the new FLUX Community.

In FLUX, showing up is the secret advantage. Every time you turn up, ask a question, share a win, drop a paragraph, or help someone else unlock theirs—you’re building more than a community. You’re building momentum. Active members evolve faster. Visible members grow braver. Engaged members compound. None of us rise alone. We rise because we keep entering the room, again and again, with open hands and honest words. Turn up. Plug in. Add your voice to the current. That’s how we grow. That’s how we support. That’s how we build the flow that carries all of us forward, deeper into FLUX. How do you best serve your Community?

Why your words are the most underrated healing tool you already own. Most people think writing is only a creative hobby. But in FLUX, we treat writing as something far more primal: Writing is how you reduce fear. Writing is how you reorganise your inner world. Writing is how you regulate your body. When your words shift, your biology follows. Because the story you speak to yourself becomes the state you live inside yourself. Can you use your stories to guide people in songs, books or a newsletter? If YES… please share.

Tell your story… or create one that serves the reader. You carry personal truth, but the reader needs personal utility. That’s the job of a FLUX writer: Turn your lived experience into someone else’s leverage. Tell the story you needed years ago. Or craft a story that pulls someone forward. Your story becomes medicine when it becomes useful. Question: Do you carry a notepad to record physical notes of an idea or a story you wish to write?