As a versatile creator with a deep passion for the written word, my journey in the creative world has been one of exploration and celebration. From the very beginning, I embraced the freedom of writing without restricting myself within boundaries, allowing my creativity to flow across a variety of topics. Starting out as a blogger, I made a conscious decision not to limit myself to a specific niche. This openness has been the cornerstone of my creative process, resulting in a body of work that is both authentic and heartfelt. I’ve explored everything from movie reviews and book analysis to the evolving landscapes of culture, tradition and current affairs. The freedom to write about what genuinely interests me has allowed me to connect with readers on a multitude of levels, sparking meaningful conversations and igniting curiosity. Writing over time, however, I discovered a deep-rooted passion for parenting and child development—perhaps due to my years as an educator. This has become my niche and the focus of a significant part of my work. My aim is to inspire, inform, and engage my audience, leaving an indelible impact with every piece I create. In addition to writing, I’ve taken my love for education a step further by launching an online store offering unique educational printables designed for primary-grade learners. These resources are thoughtfully crafted to engage young minds and make their learning journey enjoyable and effective. It brings me immense joy to know that educators and parents alike are using these tools to enhance their children’s learning experiences, making it engaging, educational and entertaining. For me, this journey has only just begun. As I continue to explore new creative pathways, through my blogs, newsletters, and eBooks, I’m excited about where this endless adventure will lead next.
Tiny Shifts. Big Changes. One Powerful Week.
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Hey there, Here's your bite-sized guide to better writing & sharper thinking. This Week’s Focus: Writing That ConnectsYou wish you had paid more attention during your English classes at school, don’t you, when you’ve to draft an email to your client or boss or manager now? Whether you're writing a cover letter, a blog post, or a thought-provoking LinkedIn comment, your words matter. And how you say something is just as important as what you say. It’s never too late to build your language proficiency. Just sharpen a few skills with some fun exercises and watch the results! Mini Skill TipUse strong verbs. "He was very angry and talked loudly." Quick Tip: Make a list of verbs you use regularly and write down 3-4 alternate words you can use in lieu. It will make your writing stand out. Quick Reading ChallengeSkim this short paragraph and answer the question below: In today’s fast-paced world, attention spans are shrinking, and readers expect clarity. That’s why the best writers don’t just inform, they connect. They make their words easy to follow and hard to ignore. Q: What do the best writers do besides informing? [ ] Entertain
“Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.”
— Arthur Ashe
Prompt of the WeekWrite a short blog-style post (150–200 words): “The last time words truly inspired me was when…” Choose your style - conversational, reflective, or bold. Think of something that stayed with you - a quote, a speech, a song lyric - and describe it. Common Mistake SpotlightIncorrect: “I look forward to meet you.” Next time try using “I look forward to working / collaborating / interacting with you.” Word Game: Context Clue ChallengeWord: Astute 👉 (Answer at the bottom) Thought Nugget“Clarity is the new charisma.” — If your message is clear, you don’t need fancy words to sound smart. Would Love to Hear from You!Have a question, feedback, or writing you'd like to share? Go ahead and share it with others. Is there something in particular that you would like me to cover, reply to this email and let me know! Until next time, Keep writing. Keep growing.Gomati Sekhar Ghosh P.S. If you can think of someone else who can benefit from this, don't hesitate to share this with them.
Answer to Context Clue Challenge: B. Sharp and insightful Answer to Language Lab in last edition: COLD → CORD → CARD → WARD → WARM |
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As a versatile creator with a deep passion for the written word, my journey in the creative world has been one of exploration and celebration. From the very beginning, I embraced the freedom of writing without restricting myself within boundaries, allowing my creativity to flow across a variety of topics. Starting out as a blogger, I made a conscious decision not to limit myself to a specific niche. This openness has been the cornerstone of my creative process, resulting in a body of work that is both authentic and heartfelt. I’ve explored everything from movie reviews and book analysis to the evolving landscapes of culture, tradition and current affairs. The freedom to write about what genuinely interests me has allowed me to connect with readers on a multitude of levels, sparking meaningful conversations and igniting curiosity. Writing over time, however, I discovered a deep-rooted passion for parenting and child development—perhaps due to my years as an educator. This has become my niche and the focus of a significant part of my work. My aim is to inspire, inform, and engage my audience, leaving an indelible impact with every piece I create. In addition to writing, I’ve taken my love for education a step further by launching an online store offering unique educational printables designed for primary-grade learners. These resources are thoughtfully crafted to engage young minds and make their learning journey enjoyable and effective. It brings me immense joy to know that educators and parents alike are using these tools to enhance their children’s learning experiences, making it engaging, educational and entertaining. For me, this journey has only just begun. As I continue to explore new creative pathways, through my blogs, newsletters, and eBooks, I’m excited about where this endless adventure will lead next.
Hey there, Whether you're just starting out or growing your craft, there's something here to spark your imagination and strengthen your voice. This Week’s Focus: Clarity & Confidence in Writing From avoiding run-on sentences to recognising when passive voice weakens your message, let's explore simple techniques that help you express your ideas with impact. A confident writer knows the rules, and when to break them for style! Mini Skill Tip for Writing Avoid Run-On SentencesWhen a sentence...
Hey there, This issue is for two audience groups - the teenagers and the adults/professionals. It's designed to work seamlessly for both groups. The goal is to maintain relevance, clarity, and engagement for both groups, without dumbing down or making it too formal. This Week’s Focus: Clarity in Writing "Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic." These words by Dumbledore are the greatest truth about the power words yield. They have the ability to harm...
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