When Pain Becomes Unbearable

By Vandana Sehgal

I learned life’s bitter truths quite late. Don’t let people walk all over you, my mom kept telling me. After her death, I had no one to talk to. Once, I confided in a colleague about my boss continuously assigning me work. I had to stay long hours in office to finish my work and I…

Nurturing Patience and Cultivating Tolerance

By Vandana Sehgal

Vandana Sehgal Author, Founder – A New You In this fast-paced world, patience and tolerance have become increasingly difficult to follow virtues. Patience, the ability to remain calm and composed in the face of challenges, and tolerance, the willingness to accept and understand differences, are crucial for maintaining healthy relationships, fostering personal growth, and creating…

Five Tips and Techniques to Blend Fiction with Nonfiction

By Vandana Sehgal

Vandana Sehgal Author, Founder – A New You Key to any successful writing is to maintain a cohesive narrative that keeps readers engaged and connected. Fiction, nonfiction, or a mix of two works perfectly as long as readers relate to the characters and get engrossed in the story. Mixing fiction with nonfiction can create a…

Entrepreneur or Author?

By Vandana Sehgal

Vandana Sehgal Author, Founder – A New You Am I an author or entrepreneur? I wear both these hats on and off, and keep switching between the two. I love both so much that it gets hard to put any one of them down. I also figured that many a times both the jobs need…

From The Future

By Smeetha Bhoumik

Smeetha Bhoumik Guest blogger #loveofwriting She remembers it as a large airy room with ample sunlight splashing the pearl-white walls with gold, the windows covered with flower laden trellises. Looking in from the future after so many seasons of rain and shine, birth and death, it appears like a gently bobbing assemblage of artefacts, notions,…

Why Do I Write?

By Dr. Romila Chitturi

Dr. Romila Chitturi Guest blogger #loveofwriting My life’s initial journey was to find a passion, and I found it. As I look back on my school days in 1996, I realize that all throughout those long years, I was searching for something. I was trying to find my true self, trying to find my calling.…