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.
Write Like You Mean It: Tips, Truths & Tiny Wins
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Hello my Fellow Wordsmith, The beauty of any language is in its usage. The best way to experience its richness is to practice it in its entirety, through reading and writing, in whatever forms you enjoy. Often what trips us is when we get caught in minor tangles of grammar or vocabulary. The objective is to overcome these small hiccups and enjoy using the language. Sharpen your skills with these nuggets. Tip to Build Your Reading SkillDon’t just tell emotions, show them. A clenched jaw or stormy silence says more than “He was mad.” Express how you feel by showing it, not telling it. Writing Prompt of the WeekDescribe a place using all five senses (sight, sound, touch, taste and smell) but don’t say what the place is. You can share your description and ask the readers to guess the place. That would be fun, don’t you think?
“Writing is a skill, not a talent, and this difference is important because a skill can be improved by practice.” – Robert Stacy McCain
Grammar Mistakes You Can AvoidWrong article usage A is the article used for the student, not the university. Hence, a university student is correct, not an student. Language LabChange one letter at a time to go from cold to warm in 4 steps. COLD → ____ → ____ → ____ → WARM Answer in the next issue of the newsletter. We'd Love to Hear from You!Have a question, feedback, or writing you'd like to share? Go ahead and share it others. Have you got the answer for the last Language Lab? 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 last week's Language Lab:RAHYR OTPRET → HARRY POTTER |
Hell It's Mine
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.
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