About me (the og aligned creative)

I’m Nina- a 21-year-old copywriter from the UK.

I made this space as a kind of digital accountability partner. The goal is to write something every day, stretch my creative limits, and sharpen my skills. Over time, I hope this daily practice evolves into something more: a compelling, well-crafted portfolio that not only reflects my growth, but feels deeply my own—built by me, for what’s next.

The Vision… 

My broader aspiration is that this space becomes a magnet for other creatives. Drawn not by algorithms or trends, but by the invisible pull of shared energy and purpose. Like attracts like.

This space is a home for writing, creative inspiration, and personal growth. As someone who believes deeply in the power of mindset and intention, I hold the conviction that we shape our own reality and that nearly anything is possible when we act with clarity and heart.

We’re living in a golden era for creators. The digital world is wide open, waiting for those bold enough to build something meaningful. I’m calling in kindred spirits. Those who want to grow, experiment, develop real skills, transform creativity into financial freedom, and enjoy the process along the way.

My Background:

I’m in my final year of university, studying social anthropology. A discipline rooted in curiosity about what makes us human: our behaviors, beliefs, and cultures. That same curiosity is what’s always driven me. But I’ve never resonated with the traditional “climb the corporate ladder” path. It’s never felt like mine. What does resonate? Freedom. Flexibility. Creativity. That’s the life I’m building intentionally and unapologetically.

Over the past year, I’ve been self-teaching copywriting, diving deep into the craft after more than a year writing blog content for Manchester on the Road, my university’s travel blog during my year abroad. Personal writing has long been part of my life, but discovering copywriting opened up a whole new world. It gave my words possibility. I’m still learning, still growing, and still very much on the journey. But I’m all in.