Creativity is essential. Many would think otherwise but I’d like to believe it is an important aspect of human life. But after the entry of social media things changed. Drastically. Both on a positive note and otherwise. Our attention span has declined and we’re excessively used to swipes and clicks. We’d rather spend hours scrolling… Read More 7 Unexpected Ways to Spark Creativity
One day in December. I had no expectations whatsoever for this book as I was let down by my last read. But quite unexpectedly I had a great time reading this one. I picked it up nonchalantly just to read the first couple of pages and see how it was. But I ended up reading… Read More One day in December by Josie Silver
My Big Book Box arrived finally! I’ve waited months for it. Due to Covid, the delay had been longer than I expected. But luckily, it came before all of my excitement dampened. When I learnt about this subscription, I immediately knew I had to get it. But I, like many, have a lot of questions… Read More The Big Book Box Review: Thumbs up or down?
I hadn’t read many books this year, but I purchased quite a few. And there’s this book that I was really looking forward to reading — Star-crossed. The moment I saw the book cover it called to me. Then I read the premise and I loved it. It’s right up my alley. So simple. Fits… Read More Star-Crossed by Minnie Darke
I visited Russia. First, I went to Moscow and then headed to Kizhi. It was a beautiful experience. I saw how the local people sing, work, and live. As I said first I went to Moscow, in the spring season. The flowers were in full bloom, painted in vibrant hues. As the sun shined brightly… Read More Airpano: A Trip to Russia
Yesterday I solved Rubik’s cube. Yes, it took me three hours even with Youtube’s help but a win is a win, no matter how long it takes. The first time I watched it was mind-boggling. There were so many sequences to remember, and I messed it up twice before I could solve it. But I’m… Read More 5 Puzzle Games to enhance your Brainpower
Mother, father, teacher, and God — This is what we say where I live. This is the order of importance in one’s life. Teacher/mentor comes even before God and right after your parents. Because they are capable of positively impacting our lives. They make us independent. But when we talk about teachers we only remember… Read More 5 Ways a Mentor can Transform your Career
Do you have a skin-friendly good habit? If not, consider it. We eat junk food dripping oil, make errands sweating, roam in smoke and dust emitted from vehicles, go to bed sans removing makeup, and god knows what else. Our skin goes through so much for us. So it’s our responsibility to care a bit… Read More 5 Modest Face Wash Brands I’d use again (2021)
The 100-day writing project. That sounds a bit intimidating, doesn’t it? I mean 30 days is fine, maybe even 60 days seems doable but 100 days? Yes! It does indeed require a lot of commitment. And that’s the challenge. Being a writer comes with a set of challenges and being consistent is one among ’em.… Read More The 100-Day Writing Project (Ready?)
A child’s dream of a star is my first read by Charles Dickens. And in all honesty, it left me with such a good feeling. I’m not gonna lie, it made me wonder when will I be able to write like that. I truly liked it, I felt it. I empathized with the author’s emotions,… Read More A Child’s Dream of a Star by Charles Dickens
