Manar,
I agree with Clark. (I usually do.) If you want to say something extraneous like your name means lighthouse, save that for the end or somewhere below the fold (so to speak). Your opening should be more like, "I am an accomplished writer with 15 plus screenplays, over 30 novels, e-books and memoirs, plus over 150 children's storybooks written. I have also contributed to over 250 Youtube video scripts ..."
That is your most impressive opening and, as a bonus, clients are very, very interested in the point that you know how to bring a project to completion. Telling them the number of completed projects you have done is a very strong selling point.
I'm a big fan of putting hard information up front, such as those impressive numbers of projects. Those are the kinds of things clients use to make decisions. I love the detail of your name meaning lighthouse, but it's not information people use to make decisions.
Those numbers are quite impressive. How did you do that in five years?
Moreover, you've doine 250 Youtube scripts, 150 storybooks, 30 novels and e-books, plus blogs and television work. But you've only done 32 jobs on Upwork over a four-year period. So, the question is clearly, why are you focusing your energy on Upwork, which is not a productive source of work for you? Stick with your other sources. In four years, you've done about 500 jobs, only 32 from Upwork, so why are you hanging around here, anyway?
One thing caught my eye on a personal level, which is your reference to your background in psychology. I am a writer with 14 years of clinical psychology experience, so that immediately caught my attention. However, your reference just hangs there. There's no details to back that up. You should explain a little about what that means. Do you have a psychology degree? Are you a clinician? Whatever it is, some more details would make that sound more credible.
Also, is there any real point in describling the types of clients you don't want? If it were me, I would just ignore the projects I don't want. You seem to have a very positive attitude, then you start putting down certain clients. I, too, don't look for jobs that ask for 10,000 words overnight, but I don't think I need to broadcast that.
Up to you, of course.
Good luck. I hope this helps.
