100 Blogs — And the Lady Who Taught Me How to Write
100 Blogs — And the Lady Who Taught Me How to Write Today, I paused. Not because I ran out of words — but because I realised I had written 100 blogs. A hundred thoughts. A hundred emotions. A hundred moments where I chose to sit with what I felt and turn it into something meaningful. When I started writing, I didn’t have a goal. No target. No audience in mind. I only had one thing — a gentle nudge from someone who believed I could write, even before I believed it myself. Dr. Swati Lodha. She didn’t teach me writing in the technical sense. She taught me how to listen. To my thoughts. To my silences. To the emotions I often brushed aside. She showed me that writing isn’t about sounding perfect. It’s about being honest. About staying with a feeling long enough to understand it. About allowing words to flow without forcing them. She taught me that some thoughts don’t like being stored inside you. They ask to be written. Gently. Honestly. Without noise. And so I wrote. On days w...
