मैं ज्योति गुप्ता एक प्यारी सी होम मेकर के साथ-साथ प्रतिभाशाली वूमेन भी हूं मैं अपने घर को सजाने संवारने और संभालने के साथ-साथ अपनी प्रतिभाओं द्वारा समाज में अपनी पहचान बनाती हूं मैं एंकर भजन गायिका मोटिवेशनल स्पीकर और रियल मेकर ब्लॉगर भी हूं मुझे खुश रहना और दूसरों की खुशी का सम्मान करना अच्छा लगता है मैं बहुत ही उत्साह और खुशमिजाजी से सबसे मिलती हूं हर पल कुछ नया करने की chah और कुछ नया सीखने की इच्छा ही जिंदगी जीने का अंदाज है मेरा Kuch प्यारे गुदगुदाते हुए vakye सुनना चाहती हूं आपकी तालिया से मुनाफा कमाना चाहती हूं मेरी प्यार भरी नमस्ते के साथ शुक्रिया ज्योति गुप्ता

Being a parent....a good parent specifically….. I feel like I can't seem to do enough to feel proud of the job I've done. I worry all the time that I should have said this or done that differently. I remember after my daughter was born and I brought her home when she would cry I would panic. I would do things as fast as I possibly could to get her to settle. My heart would be racing by the time I was done and I feel I've carried that same anxiety ever since. I want to raise children who are capable of making decisions for themselves. Who aren't afraid to stand their ground. who are kind, loving, caring, friendly, happy, and healthy individuals who know it's okay to be themselves when someone is watching and when they're not.

THE CUCKOO'S STORY

A LITTLE WOMAN I got married when I was 19 to a man that by all accounts wasn't bad, but he wasn't good for me.long story short, I was married to a loser. He didn't necessarily do anything wrong he just didn't do anything at all now, I am not a "typical woman" if there even is such a thing.i love myself sure,there are things I want to improve,but I don't have a problem with my age, or intelligence,or what my body looks like, or my personality those things that seem to stereotypically plague women just don't bother me for whatever reason I have a career where I make more than enough money on my own to live comfortably.i know how to use power tools,fix my own car,and Google the shit out of any thing else that needs to be done. I say what I mean, and expect others to do the same, nine of this passing-agrressive nonsense.but I'm stubborn as mule, and marriages are supposed to last, so even though I was the primary breadwinner,and did most of the things around the house, and raised my kids mostly on my own, I still spent 15 year's in that worthless marriage at the end of the day, my husband felt like I didn't need him, because I am very capable but he was wrong I needed support,I needed a partner,a friend even someone who would see how hard I was working to just keep my head above the water I couldn't manage everything on my own; and I still can't For some perspective at how emotionally isolated I was, I struggled with infertility for 5 years; I had to take tons of medication and shots that made me sick, tired,have hot flashes,body aches and migraines for those year's; not to mention the emotional drain of every month without fail seeing a sing pink line in that damn stick the emotion of going through a bulk pack of pregnancy tests, or taking photos of your cousin's child's fist birthday is just ....... Alot to bear; I was very open with my struggles because I think it helped other people too. Somewhere, my husband wasn't even aware this was a thing that I was needing support in. He had no Idea and it's not because I didn't tell him or directly ask him he just was that thick and lost he was a five year old trapped as an adult lacking the ability to give support in that way and once I had kids, he was actually more of my burden than a help. I spent most of my time walking on eggshells, trying to balance being exhausted from a high- demand job, making dinner, and praying the kids didn't do anything to " poke the bear" while my husband played games in his phone and mostly ignored them I spent more time trying to keep them from upsetting him than anything else when I finally asked him to " please leave", everything improved immediately I could breathe again I was free of so much dead weight I was so, so happy to just not have him around It was so much better, I never looked back and I was ok on my own. Sure, I crawled in a bed every night, feeling ready to collapse at the end of the day. Kids are demanding, after all but I was free and I was happy But It wears on you.

I got married at the age of 18 after my 12 .After marriage I did my studies even my in-laws did not support me or against my studies but my husband supported me .After many year of struggle,pain I achieved my goal an got government job.

Hello, I myself Mrs. Pinki Jain, a teacher by profession. Yesterday we had food feast in our school & we have to present a dish ,cook without fire . So I thought it should be something healthy, nutritious & delicious too. I made healthy chat with fruits, corn , sprouts & Super tasty Goldee Chat Madala. It was amazing in taste. Everyone liked it very much & appreciation on the other hand. From past two years we are using Goldee masale in our kitchen , without that the taste is incomplete only. So Thankyou very much for this opportunity where I got the chance to share my story.

I'm a 43 year old B.Ed lecturer and social worker. When I was 20 yrs old freshly graduated out of college I noticed two kids of 8-10 yrs who came in the park adjacent to my house to graze their cows and to collect glass bottles of alchohol lying there. I saw them almost everyday when I went on walk around the neighborhood. One day I tried talking to them and got to know that they came from a very poor household and were not economically well off to afford their studies. They told me that they sold the empty bottles and bought books with the money. They expressed their desire to study and be better. I tried to help them by giving some money but they denied and asked me to teach them writing and reading instead. I along with my two brothers decided to help them out and bought slate,chalk and some notebooks. I went to the park everyday with my brother and taught them for an hour. Thay learned fast and were very curious to learn more. That made me realize there are a lot of people who need a little push and a little help from you. Since then I helped whoever I could. In 2016, my brother Navratan launched an NGO "Forever Foundation" for the ones in need. That's how our little journey of helping people began. We take only goods or food, no money. It's been a while but as I look back it seems like just yesterday. I've learnt a lot of things in those past 20years and wish to continue to learn much more. I coclude from my experience that life is too short to let people determine what you should or should not do, at the end of the day its you who bears the consequences of choices you made. So just go try that crazy thing, if it works good for you. If it doesn't then its okay, get over it.

I am Sravani maddali born and brought up in Visakhapatnam currently residing in Hyderabad. In my childhood whenever there are pictures to draw in classwork I used to request my uncle to draw them.One day when I was in my 4th standard he rejected to draw and challenged me . That moment I decided not to seek help for art works and started drawing by myself .That interest grew up along with me.But could not take it as my main subject or career. After schooling and intermediate I did Electrical Engineering then my Masters in Power systems and Automation but never left my hobby.Once I am done with my studies I entered a software firm and served them for 2yrs and resigned as I am not happy with what I am doing. After that I got married to a person whom I am in Love with and had a kid. I became busy with my kid and household works but when the my daughter turned 2years old .I started thinking about myself and don’t know why somehow I started giving time to myself. First I started yoga to get mentally and physically strong then in lockdown I restarted my art journey.I created a page theartcraftspot on Instagram and started with 3d arts casually but the response I received through social media is marvellous and motivated me to do some more.Then I started making portraits ,my friends suggested me to do commission works like that I started taking order works and took a step towards realistic graphite arts . It’s like my second innings to buildup and restart my career.With that spirit I achieved India book of records in November for making miniature portraits of Indian presidents on a 16cm wooden spoon. Recently I got best performer award in art category in a contest conducted by connectedindian a nonprofit organisation. Later I developed interest in making crafts like miniature dolls with paper and clay because of my daughter which turned as a full time work . I strongly believe that very few will get a chance to turn their most loving hobby as a career.By gods grace and my family’s support I could able to get this opportunity and I wish to continue it and build up my career in Art field further.

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