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People often assume the quiet person in a room is incomplete. As if silence is some kind of broken feature that needs an update. I’ve lost count of how many times someone felt the need to nudge me with that classic feedback: “Try speaking up a bit more.” It always lands like they’re telling me […]
We are the daughters dangling between two worlds—neither here nor there. Suspended like forgotten wind chimes in a locked attic, once adored for our laughter but now silenced by dust and tradition. We exist on the edge of nostalgia and rejection, where our childhood echoes with “nani ke ghar ki kachori” and ends with closed
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The Silent Strength: Why Introverts Make Incredible Leaders? Breaking the myths about quiet leadership, one thoughtful decision at a time. Let me say it up front: this article is written by an ‘introvert’ Not the “mysteriously cool” kind. More like the “can we do this over email instead of a meeting?” kind. I get my
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“Dust to Dust” carries a rich, symbolic weight that can be used in a variety of contexts within stories, poems, and other forms of writing. The phrase is steeped in notions of life’s impermanence, the inevitability of death, and the cyclical nature of existence. Here are a few ways this phrase might be explored in
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Picture this: Leonardo da Vinci unveils the Mona Lisa to his client. He’s glowing with Renaissance pride. The crowd is silent. Awed.And then—someone clears their throat. “Leo, love it, really. But… could you make her smile more? Maybe turn up the symmetry a bit? Her eyes feel… uneven?” Cue internal screaming in Latin. This, dear
Asymmetry Is A Myth – That’s What It (the Left Brain) Said! Read More »