As the best news article writing service provider in Sri Lanka, I am honored to write this unique article for the IESL website. This civil engineer was exceptional because he had contributed a lot to the Sri Lankan engineering sector. Therefore, I wrote this article to highlight his achievements and encourage other engineers to follow in his footsteps. By reading this article, I hope that it will inspire young engineers to pursue their dreams and make a difference in their country.

It’s not easy being a writer. Sure, people always tell you that you have a “gift” for words and that you should “just write what you know.” But the truth is, writing is hard work. It takes time, patience, and a whole lot of caffeine. I should know – I just spent the month writing an article for the Sunday Times.

The process started with coming up with a topic that would be both interesting and relevant to Times readers. Once I had a topic, I had to do extensive research to ensure my facts were correct. Then came the writing itself. Writing an influential article is about finding the right balance between informative and entertaining. Too much of either one and your readers will tune out.

After countless hours of writing, editing, and re-writing, I finally submitted my article to the Times’ editorial department. The wait was torture. Would they like it? Hate it? Send it back for revisions? Thankfully, they liked it – and my article ended up getting published in their Sunday newspaper.

It was challenging to get this article published in the Sunday Observer. I had to go through three different editorial rounds, and each time I thought I had it in the bag, they would send it back with more changes. But I persevered because I knew that this article was necessary. It was a message that needed to be heard. And finally, after countless hours of work, my article made it into the paper. It was a huge relief and an incredible feeling of accomplishment. But it also taught me something important: never give up on your dreams, no matter how hard they seem to be. Because if you keep fighting for what you believe in, eventually, you will find success.