You can post a Thought right away without waiting for an editor to review it. Unless you’ve written about a timely topic or current event, it often takes a month or longer for a Contributor Story to be published. Stories that follow our guidelines are far more likely to be accepted for publication. Our community is also here if you’d just like to talk about what’s on your mind.īefore submitting a story for consideration, please read our editorial guidelines. You can also contact any of the crisis centers listed here to chat with someone in a safe, supportive environment. If you need urgent medical help, please call 911 or your local emergency number. “I need help” or “I’m feeling suicidal.”.We’d love for you to join our Mighty community by sharing a Thought or Question. “I want to meet others who understand what it’s like.”.Your story would be best suited as a Thought for the community to read. However, as with poetry, you can share your fiction as a Thought if you want others to read it. Right now, we only publish first-person nonfiction essays and blogs. Use the #MightyPoets hashtag too so more members can discover your wonderful work! We love poetry at The Mighty! Our editorial team doesn’t publish poetry submissions as Contributor Stories, but you can share your poetry with our community by posting a Thought in our Mighty Poets group. “I’m a blogger and want to republish my articles on The Mighty and/or write new articles.”.Your story would be best suited as a Contributor Story submission. “I want my work to be read on your social media and shared widely.”.Your story would be perfect as a Thought. “I just want the community to read my story.”.Great! Your story would be best suited as a Contributor Story submission.
#Share your story professional#
To submit your story for the first time, head here. You don’t need professional writing experience to become a contributor, but if you do, that’s great too. If you found us via a story shared on social media or when searching the web, it was probably written by a contributor! Contributor Stories are distributed through The Mighty’s social channels and shared with our nonprofit and media partners.
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Contributor Stories range from relatable personal experiences with health/illness to responses to current events, health-related book and movie reviews, self-care tips, gift guides, and so much more.Ĭontributor Stories are edited by Mighty staff for spelling, grammar, clarity, and to meet our editorial guidelines. Write for Us: Become a ContributorĬontributor Stories are published articles on the Mighty website that are written by members of our community. Thoughts are not edited by Mighty staff but are monitored by our Moderation team to keep the community a safe and supportive environment.įor a how-to guide to posting a Thought or Question, see here. You can also join Groups to share Thoughts with people who have similar interests, concerns, and/or health conditions. You can share your diagnosis journey, talk about your day, or discuss a struggle you’re facing. They’re like a post on social media and are perfect for sharing short personal updates, photos, poetry, and asking for support from the community. If you’re new to The Mighty, posting Thoughts or Questions is a great place to start. To help build your audience, you can share an Instagram post that catches your eye to your Story so that everyone can see it.Share Your Story: Join Our Community, Post a Thought or Ask a Question There are many reasons that you might want to share an Instagram post on your story. Here, you can choose which friends can see your shared post. After selecting the option to Add post to your Story, you can tap on the Close Friends option located in the lower left-hand corner. Fortunately, you can use the Close Friends feature to limit who sees your Story. You may not want to share an Instagram Story with everyone. How do I control who can see my shared post on Instagram? You have several options, including adding it to your Story, sending it in a direct message to friends, etc. You receive “On This Day” notifications on posts from the same day, one or more years ago. Instagram Memories is pretty much the same thing as Facebook Memories.
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