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The Strange Comfort of Rewatching Old Movies
The quiet psychology behind our love for familiar things Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.com I love watching a movie or two every Saturday and Sunday on OTT. My pleasure time. Itâs my me time. But I donât watch the new releases, though. Not the movies everyone is discussing online or the ones trending on streaming platforms. I love the old ones. The kind I have watched so many timesâŠ
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A Simple Breathing Exercise Helped Me Sleep Better
I thought sleep was never my problem. Photo by Polina u2800 on Pexels.com Sleep was never a problem. Or at least, I thought so. I had a routine that looked perfect on paper. I slept at 11 p.m., come what may, and woke up around 5 a.m. It felt disciplined. Productive, even. But over the last few years, something changed. I still went to bed at the same time, but I started waking up at 1 a.m.âŠ
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Why choosing what to eat or wear feels exhausting
Simple choices are sometimes complicated Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com Every morning, I stand in front of my wardrobe, staring at my clothes like I need to solve some puzzle. Should I go for something casual? Something comfy? Something stylish? Wait, didnât I wear this last week? Then, I started thinking about those Instagram posts I saw, where some influencers swear by neutrals,âŠ
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Why do we stay up late even when weâre exhausted
Sleep is important Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com I am in my bed by 11 pm and am ready to sleep. But wait. Not until I give in to the urge to check my phone for just five minutes. Just a quick scroll is what I promise myself to do. But those five minutes turn into an hour, sometimes two. I yawn, rub my eyes, and tell myself, just one more post or reel. The clock ticks pastâŠ
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Why great writing is more than just a skill
Where technique blends with identity Photo by picjumbo.com on Pexels.com What, according to you, makes a piece of writing stand out online? Is it flawless grammar, a super rich vocabulary, or well-structured narration? While all these elements are important, they do not define great writing. Beyond all those techniques lies something deeper, transforming words on a page into a resonantâŠ
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Biscuits & Tea and the perfect dunk
Small pleasures of life Photo by Teona Swift on Pexels.com There is something so deeply comforting about having Tea with a biscuit in hand. I always love to have my Tea with a biscuit or maybe two. There is nothing too comforting than dunking the biscuit into the Tea and having it. Some like to have a crisp rusk while others, like a few friends of mine like to have Murukku (a South IndianâŠ
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Beat the distractions and own your focus
Improve your productivity Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com The other day, I was trying to write an important email to my client when my phone rang. I couldnât ignore the call. I picked up the call, thinking I could continue writing the email while I answered it. Multitasking. That is the word, and that is what I thought I was good at, but halfway through, I lost my train of thought inâŠ
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Why do we stay up late even when weâre exhausted
Sleep is important Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com I am in my bed by 11 pm and am ready to sleep. But wait. Not until I give in to the urge to check my phone for just five minutes. Just a quick scroll is what I promise myself to do. But those five minutes turn into an hour, sometimes two. I yawn, rub my eyes, and tell myself, just one more post or reel. The clock ticks pastâŠ
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Lessons from my lost opportunities. What âNoâ Really Means
The Rejections That Led Me Here Photo by Steve Johnson on Pexels.com I remember facing my first rejection as a writer. I had poured my heart into an article, convinced it would be my breakthrough. But, the publication rejected my work and the response I got was a polite âThank you, but I donât think this is the right fit for us.â It stung. I cried my heart out. Every rejection I got back thenâŠ
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Power of saying âNoâ. The superpower of saying âYesâ to yourself.
Discovering your superpower Photo by Italo Melo on Pexels.com I used to say âYesâ to everything. Do you need help with a last-minute project? Sure. Want me to attend a wedding that I have zero interest in? Of course. Can I do extra work when I am already drowning in my tasks? Why not? But it took me a long time to understand and realize that agreeing to everything that came my way to avoidâŠ
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Rough drafts â The real gems in your writing process
They are the proof that you showed up Photo by energepic.com on Pexels.com Every writer has with them half-written stories, abandoned posts, and certain ideas that never went beyond the first paragraph. They are often there in their notebooks, diaries, or notepads. But have you ever wondered? Are all these unfinished stories failures or were they waiting for the right time? When you think ofâŠ
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The hidden luxury of taking small breaks
Smaller breaks for better productivity Photo by Monstera Production on Pexels.com A few days ago, I thought of taking a break. I closed my laptop around 2 pm and spent two hours in silence. No checking emails, no scrolling through Instagram feeds, and no phone in my hand. Just a quiet moment. I would have felt guilty if I had done the same thing a few years back. I would have considered it aâŠ
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Give your content a second, third, and fourth life with repurposing
Repurposing content for better reach Photo by Lisa Fotios on Pexels.com Publishing your content is just the starting line. The real magic begins when your content is repurposed and reaches new audiences and has a new face. Have a blog post? Turn it into a video. A lengthy article? Try making it into small and visually appealing social media snippets or try creating a podcast episode fromâŠ
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The Best Ways To Make Coffee Without A Coffee Machine
Forget the word count. Engage your readers instead
Meaningful interactions â The ultimate metric Word count does matter. Many platforms and SEO guides emphasize specific word count ranges as a key to helping you climb the search rankings. But then, after experimenting with writing posts across several platforms and blogging, I realized that true success lies in how your audience interacts with your content. A meaningful and concise post canâŠ
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The Red Banana: A Taste of Nostalgia and Health
Vibrant fruit with great benefits Photo by Marina Leonova on Pexels.com Growing up, I found the food I ate was not just for the taste or the several benefits. It was also about the memories and moments shared with family. In our home in Hyderabad, if there is one thing that effortlessly connects us to our roots, it is my fatherâs visit to the Kerala store. My father brings back a bounty ofâŠ
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Why better writing habits matter more than extra time
Writing better with consistency & discipline Photo by Ivan Samkov on Pexels.com When I first thought about writing online, I was a little hesitant. Although I was excited about it, but then I kept delaying it. I kept telling myself I wasnât ready and needed to learn, prepare, or wait for the perfect time. Weeks turned into months and the dream of sharing my blog remained. Looking back, IâŠ
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