First, pick your three words and see them like cloth pieces—your story must stitch them together. Start with the first word as your scene, let the second create a small tear or problem, and use the third to mend it neatly by the end. My daughter's students often struggle with this, and I tell them to think of it like mending a uniform: you show the tear, then the careful stitch that fixes it. In my life, every repair in my shop has a beginning, a problem, and an ending—that is how a story should be, simple and complete.
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