Tag: Writing and Reading
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What Happens Before the Words Hit the Page
I know what you’re thinking: “This came out perfectly. You must’ve borrowed it from somewhere.” Let me take you behind the curtain. Writing is never effortless. A polished essay, a reflective post, a story that…
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Not a Finish Line, Just a Marker
Writing a hundred posts isn’t a finish line; it’s a water station in the middle of a marathon. You pause for a moment: take a sip, wipe the sweat, glance back at how far you’ve…
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Who I Write For
People often ask me: “Who are you writing for?”“What’s your audience?”“Who’s your niche?” I get why they ask. We live in a world that likes to measure things — likes to fit them neatly into…
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What I Found When I Stopped Running
I paused to listen. To slow down. To step out of autopilot. To see what remained when the noise faded. No urgent emails. No 1:1s. No 5-year plan to defend in PowerPoint. No toxic leadership…
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The Illusion of Learning
Each day, I’d learn something new A podcast episode on creativity. A YouTube deep dive into tech. An insightful article about decision-making. A brilliant post by someone I admired. I was consuming like a machine.…
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Echo of Abhangs : Walking with the Waari
Credit: File Photo Some things don’t just live in memory; they echo. They stay with you in ways you can’t quite explain, like a familiar raag at dawn, or a voice that refuses to leave…
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A Year in Rhyme
A year in rhyme time to reflect 2024 As we step into 2025, it’s time to reflect I embraced running, writing and meditation Each activity brought me joy and clarity I tied my shoes and…
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Divine Discontent
The word has been ringing in my head for some time so time to write a post on it. Life is a journey with its ups and downs. Sometimes we feel joy, while other times…
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Tiny Thoughts
Literature has always been a powerful form of expression. It shapes our thoughts, influences our culture, and offers insights into the human experience. Some writers have not only defined their own genres but have also…
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Principles
This are things so hard to convey and it only comes as a insight at the right moment for you. Here they are – Champions obsess over fundamentals Think in writing Read minor works, old…