Women Who Suffer in Silence: 3 Thoughts After a Condolence Visit
A condolence visit to a younger friend made me think about women who suffer in silence, and the small ways we can show up for them.
Love for Biology: 3 Things I Learn Driving My Son to Class
Every Wednesday I drive my son to his Biology class. Here are three things his love for biology has taught me about interest, presence and letting go.
Unseen Work of Mothers: 3 Lessons From My Elder Sister’s Love
Nobody applauds a folded shirt. Here is what my elder sister’s years of quiet work at home taught me about love, gratitude and the things we never notice.
Choosing a Stream: 10 Essential Questions to Ask Your Child
Before choosing a stream, ask your child these 10 honest questions. Trends, marks and a parent’s dream shouldn’t decide alone.
Stream Selection After Class 10: 5 Harmful Myths Parents Still Believe
“Tr, which is the highest-paying job these days?” Students ask me this when we meet, and the question tells me
A Mother Doing a PhD: What I Learned at a Pre-Submission Seminar
Some milestones celebrate more than academic progress. They celebrate patience, perseverance, and the quiet courage of a woman who refuses
Stop Postponing: There Is No Quieter Season
For years I kept my own plans waiting for a quieter season. It never came. Here is what I learned about starting today, with whatever you have.
Moments of Truth: Trivandrum Toastmasters Meeting 635
Meeting 635 took “Moments of Truth” as its theme: a President’s presentation, a prepared speech on duality, Table Topics, and a Secretary’s recap.
Painting Posters at 13: Career Lessons from Nana Patekar
Nana Patekar began working in Class 9 to support his family. Five career lessons students can learn from his early struggle and advice.
The Work We Do That Nobody Sees: Why Women Need Financial Independence
Cooking, cleaning, driving, teaching and running a home, all unpaid and often unseen. A reflection on being taken for granted, and on why financial independence matters for women.