The Power of writing| Ann Ukrainetz

We started writing in our childhood. Mail, text messages, chatting over social media platforms are our daily routine which include writing.

Writing is like a beautiful tool to use to share your ideas, emotions, knowledge, stories, information etc.

Writing was originated to communicate. With the advancement in technology now a day’s content become the king and become most effective way of communication over Internet.

One of my favorite authors “Ann Ukrainetz” wrote her life’s inspirational story in Memoir. Her story is about how she realized “Who I was born to be: The Saga Of A Lady Who Is Internationally Regarded As Princess Diana’s American Aunt”

I have given her example because she truly proven the power of writing. A written letter by her mother Evelyn changed her whole life. Because of a letter she comes to know about her real biological father “Edmund Maurice Burke Roche, 4th Baron Fermoy” and her relation to a Royal family.

The example of Ann D. Ukrainetz makes us understand the power of writing.

A writes is an artist to create excellent stuff for the readers. Key component of writing is critical thinking.
Writing is always inspired by our thoughts, knowledge and the things we observe or research.
Writing makes your mind to think deeper. One good writer always tries to write every world with a deep meaning. Writing is a process that continues beyond the time limits. More you practice more good content you can create. Understand the power of great content and share your thoughts, emotions or knowledge with others.

Ann Ukrainetz | An Overview Of ‘who I Was Born To Be'

This piece of writing covers the story of Ann D. Ukrainetz who is now regarded as Princess Diana’s American aunt. Ann was in quest of her identity when she found out that she is somehow related to the British Royal Family. This discovery made her life a little chaotic. Before this discovery, her life was quite simple, she beautifully raised three children and was dedicated to teaching children in school.

She didn’t know about her biological father which made her curious to know about her identity. In this book, she has also mentioned about her British upbringing and also tells what made her depart from England in the year 1955. In quest of her identity, Ann Ukrainetz visits her birthplace and collects some pieces of evidence about her birth.

By reading this book, we also get to know how Ann’s perspective towards love affair has changed. Ann also gets to learn about various things about the British Royal Family and the tradition of Royal out-of-wedlock children. The book also tells about her newly build affection for her niece i.e. Princess Diana. She calls this book a memoir of self-discovery.