What daily habit do you do that improves your quality of life? If life is a dish, then habits are the secret spices that make it flavorful. Some people look for big achievements to feel happy, but I’ve realized it’s the little things I repeat daily that quietly shape the quality of my life.First comes... Continue Reading →

What was the last thing you searched for online? Why were you looking for it? A little while ago, I found myself on a mission that was both serious and silly: searching online for a Barbie doll toothbrush for my little one. At first glance, it might seem like an ordinary task, but when you’re... Continue Reading →

What TV shows did you watch as a kid? When I think of my childhood, the memories aren’t of TV shows at first, because—till grade 5—we didn’t even have a television at home. But once the big box arrived, it was as if another world opened. DD9 was my window to entertainment, and I remember... Continue Reading →

What's your favorite time of day? If someone asks me about my favorite time of day, I could pretend to be poetic and say sunrise, or intellectual and say tea-time, but let’s be honest—my real answer is when I am with my kids and when I finally get to sleep.“Kids turn ordinary minutes into extraordinary... Continue Reading →

What's your favorite recipe? Cooking and I have always had a complicated relationship. If kitchens could talk, mine would probably sigh every time I walked in. My knives tremble, the onions giggle, and the stove raises its eyebrows as if to say, “Oh no, not again!” Truth be told, recipes are like foreign languages to... Continue Reading →

Tell us about the last thing you got excited about. Excitement doesn’t always need fireworks, grand parties, or lottery wins. Sometimes, it hides in the smallest corners of life—like a peaceful Friday, when the kids finish their periodic assessment and I can finally sip my tea without mentally solving math problems along with them.“Ohhh, I... Continue Reading →

How would you design the city of the future? The city of the future won’t just rise, it will breathe.Skyscrapers may scrape the sky, but their walls will wear gardens like crowns. Streets will hum with solar-powered light, every footprint sparking a glow—proof that even steps can leave behind sunshine.Greenery will no longer be a... Continue Reading →

Where did your name come from? “Sharon—not just a name,but a garden of stories,where roots meet meaning,and laughter grows with grace.” “Where did your name come from?” A simple question, yet it always carries a universe of meaning. My name, Sharon, isn’t just a collection of letters—it’s a garden in itself. In Hebrew, Sharon means... Continue Reading →

What motivates you?

What do you enjoy most about writing? They say some people collect stamps, others collect coins. I, on the other hand, collect words. Writing for me is not a hobby, it’s a love affair—messy at times, magical most of the time.What do I enjoy most about writing? Everything. The brainstorming feels like standing at the... Continue Reading →

What do you love about where you live? I live in Udupi, a coastal gem where the sea whispers lullabies, the coconut trees sway like old storytellers, and the temple bells ring as if God Himself sets the rhythm of daily life. It’s not just a place on the map; it’s a mood, a melody,... Continue Reading →

What positive emotion do you feel most often? If you ask me what positive emotion I feel most often, my answer might surprise you—it’s not joy, not excitement, not even love (though I feel all of these). It’s blessed. Yes, you heard it right. Blessed is not just a Sunday-word or something you see captioned... Continue Reading →

How do you plan your goals? They say "Man plans, God laughs" — and I suspect God sometimes chuckles so hard, He drops His pen. Because truly, we don’t know what tomorrow will bring. But that’s exactly why we need to plan — not because we can predict the future, but because without direction, we... Continue Reading →

Create an emergency preparedness plan. Life’s emergencies are like surprise guests—you don’t know when they’re arriving, but you do know they’ll pick the most inconvenient time. Think Sunday night, comfy pajamas, and suddenly—boom! The weather, your health, or your bank balance decides to audition for a disaster movie.1. National Calamities – Floods, earthquakes, cyclones—Mother Nature’s... Continue Reading →