Breaking Free from Trauma: My Healing Journey

When I wrote my book Breaking Free, I was at the end of a chapter of my life. I was finally able to write about my past and everything I had been through, because that part of my life had reached a sense of closure. I could look back, reflect, and put it all intoContinue reading “Breaking Free from Trauma: My Healing Journey”

Highlights of 2025: Family, Fearless Moments, and Viral Success

It’s New Year’s Eve, and like many people, I’m reflecting on 2025 — what I’ve achieved, what I’ve survived, and how I’ve truly felt along the way. For me, 2025 was the year I became more confident showing up on social media. The year I pushed myself out of my comfort zone and did thingsContinue reading “Highlights of 2025: Family, Fearless Moments, and Viral Success”

Celebrating 15 Years of Marriage: Our Unexpected Love Story

Celebrating 15 Years of Marriage and a Lifetime of Lessons Last month, I turned 44. Today, I’m celebrating my 15th wedding anniversary. Fifteen years married—wow. It still feels surreal that we’ve been together this long and yet, somehow, it still feels new. Our love story isn’t your typical fairytale. It’s full of twists, heartbreak, andContinue reading “Celebrating 15 Years of Marriage: Our Unexpected Love Story”

Lessons from Parenting: My Journey with Maanvi and Jiya

Parenting a child is one of the hardest yet most rewarding jobs any adult can have. It can be tough, it can be scary, but seeing the kind of human your child becomes will make you prouder than anything in the world. My Journey Into Parenting When my husband and I became parents, we wereContinue reading “Lessons from Parenting: My Journey with Maanvi and Jiya”

Lessons from My Journey: Love and Financial Stability

I’m a hypocrite. And I’m not ashamed to admit it. Because when it comes to love vs money, I lived one story, but I want my daughters to live another. Growing Up Without Unconditional Love I grew up in a toxic family where love was conditional. Affection only came when I was the “perfect daughter.”Continue reading “Lessons from My Journey: Love and Financial Stability”

Transform Your Content Creation with AI: My Journey

I’m a tech geek. I love anything to do with tech, social media and creativity. Graphic design and image manipulation are my happy places. My favourite programs are Procreate and Canva, and I can spend hours creating images for my social media. Discovering Katya’s Training Recently I came across a training programme by an amazingContinue reading “Transform Your Content Creation with AI: My Journey”

Why Being Kind-Hearted is My Superpower (Even if My Family Never Saw It)

One of my most endearing qualities is my kind heart and my willingness to go the extra mile for others. I’ve always been the type of person who helps out without expecting anything in return. Sadly, this is a trait my family either never noticed—or if they did, they never appreciated. But the world outsideContinue reading “Why Being Kind-Hearted is My Superpower (Even if My Family Never Saw It)”

Breaking Free from Judgment: A Parenting Journey

Judging people before truly knowing them is something I know all too well. I’ve been judged my entire life—my surname, my looks, my weight, even the smallest things. The harshest judgments didn’t come from strangers, though; they came from my own family. But we’ll get to that later. Judgment isn’t unique to one culture—it existsContinue reading “Breaking Free from Judgment: A Parenting Journey”

Navigating Parenting a Pre-Teen: My Journey with Maanvi

Maanvi is officially 11 going on 16. Over the last few months, I’ve seen so many changes in her that I now look at her and see a more mature, grown-up version of my little girl. And honestly? I’m not ready for this. She turned 11 this year, and the day before her birthday wasContinue reading “Navigating Parenting a Pre-Teen: My Journey with Maanvi”

Breaking Mental Health Stigmas in South Asian Families

Growing up in a culture where mental health was rarely discussed, I carried a silent burden for years. Anxiety and depression were not words we used openly—they were whispers behind closed doors, often ignored or misunderstood. Today, as a mother of two incredible girls, Maanvi and Jiya, I’ve made it my mission to break thatContinue reading “Breaking Mental Health Stigmas in South Asian Families”