Stories Matter
Stories Matter
“A heart is a special part of our body that can store many good and bad incidents and memories.” Is there any rule for a heart to know which ones to store and which ones to delete? Is there a time frame for the heart to keep different memories for days, months, or years? It […]
A Heart That Remembers: The Power of Memories in Life Read More »
In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, Emotional Intelligence (EI) has emerged as an essential skill for personal growth, professional success, and overall well-being. While Intelligence Quotient (IQ) has traditionally been used as a measure of cognitive abilities, it is now widely acknowledged that EI plays an equally, if not more, important role in determining success
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Teachers are often celebrated for their role in imparting knowledge, but their true influence goes far beyond textbooks, exams, and lesson plans. On the occasion of Teacher’s Day, it is worth reflecting on the profound ripple effect a great teacher can have—not just on one student, but across generations. Imagine a single stone dropped into
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Failure.Even the word itself can send a chill down the spine. It’s uncomfortable, unwanted, and, more often than not, unavoidable. But what if failure isn’t the end? What if, instead, it’s the bend in the road—the sharp turn that leads to unexpected growth? The truth is, every successful person you admire has failed. Repeatedly. What
In a world obsessed with instant results and overnight success, we often forget the quiet strength of beginnings. The truth is, all great things—every masterpiece, every movement, every meaningful change—start small. The first brushstroke on a blank canvas. The first hesitant word on an empty page. The first morning walk in the hope of a
I still remember that morning as if it happened yesterday. The sky was a dull grey, weighed down with heavy clouds that looked like they had been holding back tears for days. The air was thick—the kind that clings to your skin and your thoughts. Summer had overstayed its welcome; weeks of scorching heat, dusty
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Storytelling in our childhood years was fun, and it was our grandmothers who were our storytellers. They never went to school, or if they did, it was only up to the primary level. But they had heard stories of mythology from their own grandparents and passed them on to us when we visited our Nani’s
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Are you trying to land a job as a storywriter, yet it seems futile?Are you an aspiring storywriter looking for new ways to upgrade your stories? One of the ways to build a successful writing career is by learning how to write relatable stories. Writing stories that your readers can connect with and remember gives
How To Write Relatable Stories that Sell: Four powerful tips for aspiring story writers. Read More »
We live in an age where stories compete for attention like street performers in a bustling city square. Bright lights, booming voices, and flashy gimmicks dominate the stage. Social media scrolls past us at lightning speed, and the loudest often drown out the most meaningful. In such a cacophony, it may seem that the only
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“May the sun in his course visit no land more free, more lovely, than this, our country.” – Sardar Bhagat Singh “Don’t see others doing better than you. Beat your own records every day, because success is a fight between you and yourself.” Pre-Independence Years I was born after our country was freed from the