Dressing on the ‘Plus’ Side – Part 1

Retail therapy is often undertaken to get over depression, and is effective. However, people like me who are on the ‘plus’ side of the population sink into deeper depression, on not finding the kind of clothes that give an instant lift. One has to depend more on accessories and make-up, to induce the ‘feel good’ … Continue reading Dressing on the ‘Plus’ Side – Part 1

Chromatic Obsessions and Contextual Reality

Black-and-white combinations have been sartorial and interior decor favorites with me, since the time that I can remember. I love creating accents with bright colors, but have always had a dislike for grey. Grey was Gloomy, Grey was Boring, Grey was Unfathomable, Grey was a fence-sitter, Grey could not be trusted. Till I realized that … Continue reading Chromatic Obsessions and Contextual Reality

Summer ‘shades’ for the eyes

  The Ides of March will shortly be on us, and bring in the assassination of winter, not Julius Caesar. The skin enjoys the spring warmth, but the eyes start squinting in the sun. Yes, they need protection from the sunrays. Some celebrities insist on donning shades in the night. Many of them have gone … Continue reading Summer ‘shades’ for the eyes

Restructuring the Theory of Motivation

Avalanche buries 10 Army Personnel in Siachen. Pathankot attack: Martyrs held their ground, showed unparalleled bravery. These are the news headlines that have gripped the nation for more than a month now. There are several inspiring stories of brave parents and wives, who expressed pride in the valour of their sons, and their readiness to … Continue reading Restructuring the Theory of Motivation

Pantone Fashion Color Report – Fall 2016

We need not wait till the Fall to follow this. The colors and contents are so beautiful. Find the shade somewhere in your wardrobe. Find a new way of wearing it. Keep an eye for it, when you are out shopping. Let the colors blend with your makeup and accessories. You are ready to be … Continue reading Pantone Fashion Color Report – Fall 2016

5 Steps to Choosing a Career

1. INSPIRATION  Name the goal that inspires you to study. What do you think is needed to make that goal possible? What is the first step that you can take to make it happen? Who else has some control over it and how much? Are they going with you ? 2. NAVIGATION What resources do … Continue reading 5 Steps to Choosing a Career

Just Facilitation, and a Little More

  The idea for this piece germinated from a comment today, by Trent Selbrede, mentioning his daughter’s “I know” reply to his comments. That was in a slightly different context, but the point is that the children do know more than the teachers and parents, thanks to their digital exposure. My nephew does not care … Continue reading Just Facilitation, and a Little More

9 Easy Tips to Look Hot in a receding winter

  The mercury is gradually shooting up, and the Sun God is visible for a longer time. However, the chill continues in the morning and evening. We feel lighter and fresher, but it is not yet time to pack away the woollens. One needs to plan outfits with care, to survive the fluctuating temperature with … Continue reading 9 Easy Tips to Look Hot in a receding winter

Becoming an Influencer on Campus

  Increasing competition compels a student to build an identity on the campus. This develops leadership qualities, helps one to learn from mistakes at an early stage, and creates a list of achievements before the campus recruitment drive. Do not miss this article. Very relevant. http://thebrandingmuse.com/becoming-influencer-campus.html