There’s a good reason why they say that it isn’t just the parents who give birth to a child but also a child who gives birth to parents. Almost overnight the responsibility of a life is thrust upon two unsuspecting individuals who are wary of every little decision they make. The refrigerator gets a makeover as the house is baby proofed; in short life as they have known it, is gone for good. Among other things, we start minding our

When two dynamic individuals come together as a combined force behind one intent – fabulous things are bound to happen! Here’s Anupama Dalmia (Founder and Chief Mentor, Beyond the Box) and Rushabh Turakhia, Founder of the movement, Your Turn Now who are collaborating for #Kindness in a very unique way – by launching a #WriteforKindness contest. And it is a pleasure for The Wonder Women World to feature their innovative and inspiring effort! Here are the details and we encourage

My name is Meera Sankar and I’m 28 years old. Currently based in Prague, I work as a Post Production Manager and have been working as an editor and cinematographer in the field of films and advertising for the last 8 years. I started as a freelancer in Bangalore and in 2013, I went to Prague Film School to graduate with an Honours in Post Production and Cinematography. Before going to film school, there were a lot of parallel things

The heading of my article sounds strange right?  But it’s true..according to Indian parents and elders, our young ones and the youth, should remain strictly asexual until they get married. Not just in their body but in their minds too!  Sounds unbelievable, right? We Indians have a big issue with the word sex and talking about it with kids is a big no-no for the parents.  “Kids bigad jaenge”…that’s what they say.  A kid who is going through puberty has

APJ Abdul Kalam once said, “Failure will never overtake me if my definition to succeed is strong enough.” A beautiful quote by our former president, it talks about the ability of a person’s mind to overcome obstacles in the toughest of times. Mind is a very powerful thing, and I believe that it is our own mind which can make or break our life. I am Dr. Naavnidhi K. Wadhwa, Founder & Coach of Rapid Evolution where we aim to

When I started writing, almost two years ago, people would be curious, some were appreciative too. But the moment I would mention the word ‘blogging’, I was met with many a skeptically raised eyebrow. “Ah… so you are a mom blogger?” I would also smell a hint of derision in the tone, sometimes bordering on insult. Or was I imagining? Maybe… Still green behind the ears, I didn’t quite understand what the term meant and would nod a hesitant affirmative

Planning a social media detox. So, no more waking in the morning and rubbing my eyes with one hand and scrolling the phone with the other. No more checking the phone in between waking up my daughter and running behind her with a glass of milk in one hand and the phone in the other. No more checking WhatsApp 100 times for messages during the day even though the notification is on. As if that all important message “Your account

I am Ginee Wadhawan and this is my story. I was working in a US corporate education institute for 17 long years and two years ago, l resigned from my position of Marketing Head, Asia Pacific . I left to be with my father who was suffering from a serious illness. During my work tenure I met so many people, traveled to many places and realized that there is so much to teach and learn from the world. My father

30.06.2019 is World Social Media Day and I think it’s quite befitting that I talk about it today. I’ve lived a nomad’s life for the better part of my existence on this planet. Just when I would ease into familiarity, it would be time to move again. So much so, that after 3-4 years of staying in one place, I would start getting a niggling feeling and soon enough, it would be time to pack our bags. It was downright

Indian society and its rules are strange!  Picture this: “A good girl doesn’t drink, smoke or party.” “A good girl doesn’t go out late in the night.” “A good girl never answers back or puts forth her point in front of the elders.” “A good girl dresses up decently.” “A good girl obeys her parents and in-laws (even if she is unhappy herself)”. “A good girl always prioritizes others over herself.” “A good girl shouldn’t talk or laugh loudly.” “A