Background Image Credit: Cytonn Photography [Unsplash] As an entrepreneur, and still warming my feet in the social media entrepreneurial-collaboration game, I was invited to collaborate with a named and famed business in the community around a year ago. Stepping in with big thinking around stepping out into a new territory, yet seeing it as a Continue Reading →
Every single story and narrative that we fish out from the past to throw at another person, the arguments, determined to prove that, that the only true version of the story is our version of the story. Plop! The Ego pop! Rallying through the streets of past experiences, beliefs so strong, the clips playing in Continue Reading →
Book Review: Genre: Islamic Fiction One of the most common and universal issues in the majority of the households has been the mother-in-law, daughter-in-law issue. We have witnessed the ego’s flaring, personalizing every spoken word, the endless blame games and a plethora of emotions popping up. It is also one of the most stereotyped relationships Continue Reading →
In the darkness of the night, I rest my head on the cushion. A single thought pops on my mind, And spreads like a vine. Tears rolling down the chin, In the battle of past and future thinking. So caught up in the worries and solution, I completely lose the value of this moment. A Continue Reading →
In the Land of Strangers by Zeneefa Zaneer Every story in this compilation of short stories is remarkable and would speak to the soul of its reader. It would become a difficult task if I had to choose my favorite among them. So here are my brief thoughts on all the stories from this book. Continue Reading →
