Pain and Failures of life

Life teaches us to face pain, failure, and sorrow. All of us, at some point, are broken or wounded.

Our scars arise from tragic circumstances like the loss of a loved one, an abuse, a neglect, or a betrayal. In gaining those injuries and battling them, we become true humans.

Sufferings are unpleasant but, brings wisdom and strength, empathy and modesty. And the struggles of overcoming suffering and distress are what make stories so necessary.

CALCUTTA IN SHORTS, states how people are forced to become refugees, against their desire. Their misery and suffering to exist like a civilized individual.

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Writing Habits

Writing coaches say you need to write every day. What are your thoughts about this advice?

If you want to be a writer, you should invest the most productive part of your day writing. What writing schedule works best for you?

Coaches urge you to write 2000-2500 words each day. How many do you write every day?

I do not know how many established writers compose a certain amount of words, neither understands how many aspiring writers follow this schedule.

A writer is smarter than the average. He is creative enough to build up a suspense as the story progress through the rough curves and jerks of the plot. He is clever to hide the end until the last page is reached.

Writing is to create a story, a poem or an article. Does creation happen in a routine? Might have happened sometimes but not every day.

If you sell jam, you have to advise people to eat jam every day so your brand of jam finds its way in their kitchen. When you have a tie-up with a bakery, you advise “bread with jam.”

The writer is smarter than the average, he narrates the story from a different perspective and his conclusion surprises the readers. He is logical and aware of what to consume and what to reject.