That NRI girl

 Namaste again ! I am blogging early this time. Yayyyy!  I am sure many of you have had your fare share of pre-exam breakdowns and stress attacks. There might be some of you who take up exams like a walk in the park. To be honest, I am not one of those who enjoyed this petrifying and chaotic walk in the park.  Okay, so in my case, I have always been an average student throughout my school life. But serious turn of events took place when I entered law college. I realised my syllabus was never ending and theory was worst than Math!! Therefore, every time the exam date would come closer, I would have serious panicky moments to deal with. I could memorise nothing and my mind would go blank. Not just this, one night before exams I would cry my eyes out. Now looking back at these memories I cannot stop myself from laughing out loud because I eventually cleared all my papers and scored well too (sometimes). I remember carrying pain-killers and stomach meds to the exam hall just ...

  Namaste my babies! Long time, no see.  Well, Bar Exams + work turned me into a hot mess. Now that the exams are done, let's move on to another episode of 'Talking sense with Juhi'. I don't know how much sense do I make with these blogs, but nevertheless they do conclude with some sense (hopefully). Now, lets proceed with the title.  I am going to tell you a small story about my self-love incident. Okay so I was all new to this concept of self-love back in I guess 2017 during my fourth year in law college. I started reading a lot of books, blogs and was following all the motivational peeps out there on social media. They all pretty much fixated on the concept of self-love for a fruitful life. One of the authors (can't remember her name now) spoke of a wonderful technique of self-love which required looking at yourself in the mirror and saying 'I love you', either in your mind or out loud, preferably with a smile. She also suggested saying affirmations out ...

  Namaste! my babies. How have you been ?  Hopefully, all of you are vaccinated (if not please do) as its the need of the hour.  Anyway, why exactly have I started ramming my fingers on the keyboard is still unknown to me. I upload my blogs after a gap of maybe two-three months, either it is procrastination or I am out of ideas. The thing is we all run out of ideas and lose inspiration from the things we actually like to do. I started blogging as I enjoy writing fun stuff on and connecting the same with my experiences and thoughts. But sometimes things that you are passionate about do seem to emerge as a mammoth task to be completed. We attach our worth to certain hobbies that we happily declare as our passion in life.  TBH, We all know the reality. Just because something is declared to be of your interest, it does not mean that you cannot take sometime out of it. Life is much more than just blogging for me. As many of you know, I am a lawyer and my work means a lot ...

Hello there and welcome to another episode of "Talking sense with Juhi".. What? What was that? when was the first episode you ask? Well, if my blogs or my instagram posts make any sense at all to you, you are on track with me.   So now the title needs to be elaborated like how I elaborate answers in my law exams. The only difference is I had no idea what I was writing in those papers (God bless my examiner).   I am sure a lot of us love scrolling through our social media during  this quarantine pt 2. I do it too. But did anyone of you notice how that makes you feel? Especially now that we are into this whole new phase of pandemic. Let me put it straight to you, it makes you feel like sh*t. We all are stuck in this loophole of never ending negativity (you cannot deny this) and the fun part is we love churning and churning about it the whole day, discuss it with multiple friends and family members and make sure that their mood is also as sh*itty as yours. Its like...

  Hello ladies and gentlemen and future perfectionists, how are ya’ll? What brings you here can be two things: 1.     You are looking forward to become a “Perfect perfectionist” and the title of the blog has attracted you. 2.     You are a friend or a relative who was sent this link by ‘yours-truly’ so that I can get some viewership. In any case, I am going to give a life lesson on how to become your perfect self. Well, I may or may not be trained for the same but some free non-med advice is always handy. Let me start by telling you a story. As many of you know or many may not know I am lawyer and therefore, I did have to hustle my way through law school for 5 years and go through all the crazy ups and downs that come along with it as a package deal. Now, I had this thing engrained in me that no matter what I want to reach my class on time, complete my assignments before due date, give the best presentation in class, become my teacher’s pet and...