Granted, some may say that this ‘selfless’ deed you do is for your ‘own people’ and (hopefully no one, or situation) nobody forces you to make the choices you’ve made for your life. While it may be true to some extent, but at the same time as a society, as a nation, we have to … Continue reading “Raising a child, Nurturing the nation, Shaping the future!”
As HomeMaker you’re a great role model of work life balance, family values and priorities in life. Our think tanks, social scientists, politicians and people in general talk endlessly about the problems in our society and their root causes- like our education system, opportunities for young people etc. But why doesn’t anyone notice this obvious … Continue reading “Finding a balance”
For those that choose to focus on the family, it seems only fair that our society returns the favor by offering soft landings and incentives. Things like, return to workplace assistance – similar to what we do for Service Men and Women or veterans, homemakers entering/returning to workforce, could use some form of guidance, assistance. … Continue reading “Soft Landings and Incentives”
My story is about my late grandma Smt. Rukshmaniben Trivedi. Her hard work and resoluteness in life proved to be decisive for our family. Funny thing about her was that she could not study more than first standard as she pulled leg of her teacher’s wooden chair to get him down! He drove her away … Continue reading “Great Job”
Writing and sharing a personal story can be a profound experience for the storyteller as well as for those who are reading. You may also have a story or two to tell, a story that recalls your bonds with the family-nurturers of the past or present or your own stories of being a full-time/part-time homemaker … Continue reading “Inspire With Your Own Stories”
