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The Bad Boss Who Made Me a Better Writer

And most importantly, “REAL” research, not just rephrasing the information on the ranked blogs. Honestly, I didn’t even know how to find the original statistics link when I started working with him. The transition was stressful. I had to unlearn several things.

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A love story with myself

A love story with myself

The first movie night alone? I paused the film halfway through, not sure if I should laugh aloud. The first rainy Sunday with no plans? I nearly called someone just to fill the space. But slowly, those moments softened. They were not gaps waiting to be filled, but were pauses to be savoured.

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The “Write” Climb: The Unforeseen Battles of Building a Leader's Personal Brand

The “Write” Climb: The Unforeseen Battles of Building a Leader’s Personal Brand

Now, “make it better” is not a brief. It’s a sentiment. It’s the equivalent of saying, “Make me look interesting and influential, but don’t make me look like I’m trying too hard.” If you’re hoping for a neat PowerPoint with reference points and sample posts, set that aside. Here’s where copywriters and brand strategists become a curious mix of psychologist, ghostwriter, and, yes, mind reader.

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Finding My Pace: Journey of Running a Business, Unconventionally

Finding My Pace: Journey of Running a Business, Unconventionally

There’s a profound truth in pushing beyond our perceived limitations. When we accomplish something we believed was beyond our capabilities, we transform. We become a different version of ourselves, one that is stronger, more resilient, and more confident. This transformation isn’t about achieving extraordinary feats; it’s about embracing the challenge and discovering the hidden potential within.

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Being a writer in your 20s

Being a writer in your 20s

It’s alright. Your 20s are not about being a published writer. You experiment. You erase. You edit yourself, not just on the page, but in life. You let your characters be flawed. You let yourself be flawed. You write stories that are half truth, half fiction, and yet fully yours.

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Inner Critic is a Ding-Dong

Your Inner Critic is a Ding-Dong

This practice makes the critic less jarring and more like a calm reminder. After your first draft, take a short break. Then come back and read your work out loud. Pick three lines you love. These are your strengths. Polish around them. Tidy up weak spots and keep the parts that sing. Think of revision as gentle sculpting, not harsh cutting.

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