Someone came up with the idea of creating an index of their articles on Medium and I finally caught up with it. Here is a categorized list of my articles which I will keep on updating as I write new ones. Index: Authorpreneurship (60) Index: Writing (66) Index: Life (28) Index: Productivity (23) Index: Self Improvement (16) Index: Travel Stories (24) Index: Learning (19) Index: Short Stories (6) About Me (March 2021)

In 2018, when I was creating my website, the most difficult thing to write was the About page. I wrote and rewrote it three times. When I couldn’t make it any better, I put it aside, thinking that as I got better at writing, I would write it again. I…

Last week, I wrote an article, How To Write An Article In An Hour, where reader Karthick Thoppe asked a question: “This is so brilliant Neera! Curious to know how you collect the ideas and how you are curating them. Again, thanks for this huge writing productivity tip.” It wasn’t…

This new age that we live in provides us with medicines, mobile phones, streaming services and much more. But with all these advances in technology can come a whole range of problems — and problems mean frustrations. Modern life is frustrating, and it’s usually the small, seemingly insignificant things that…

What is Inspiration? The Oxford dictionary defines it as: “the process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something creative.” Or “a sudden brilliant or timely idea.” Inspiration is not a skill. It can’t be learned or mastered. It is divine. You could call it…

For a long time, I have been struggling to write an article in an hour or less. An hour is all I have in a day to write an article, that too in snippets. In the past few months, I have been trying a strategy. Now that I have nailed…

If you haven’t read it already, “Coach Tony” has taken the reins of our beloved platform. Two days ago, E. V. Williams announced he is stepping down as the CEO of Medium, a decade after launching and growing the platform to where it is now. …

Last week, in My Commonplace Book, I wrote Notes On Four Levels Of Consciousness, a concept I learned from Vishan Lakhiani’s book “The Code of Extraordinary Mind.” This week I want to continue with it. Just to recap: First Level Of Consciousness At the first level of consciousness, we are a part of the…

In 1968, Alan Watts, a British writer, speaker, and Zen master, appeared on CBS with a group of students to teach a unique zen philosophy. He asked the students three questions: Who am I? What do I desire? What do I know? The three questions sound simple enough, but they…