Everyone Has a Story

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Meera : Imagine how miserable those people truly are on the inside. They must have ulcers from all the stress. Life is too short to worry about everything. Vivaan uncovered the pain that follows his every move, because the money came at a certain price, often at the cost of freedom and real-life pleasures. He also said that traveling is his passion; the very embodiment of freedom.

Sincerely, I don't want to waste my time evaluating this book because it doesn't even deserve my review, so I'll make it short. stars because it made me laugh. It was intended to make me cry and feel love. But failed miserably. The characters are shallow and kind of moody. Sometimes they are bemused and sometimes are so impetuous that their actions seem completely illogical at first. Author does give justification for some of them (like why Vivaan went away without saying anything) , but many remain to be explained (like why in first meeting Vivaan gives money to a character he barely knows) She was acutely aware of his body language and embraced a gentle and balanced approach. – “ I am eager for you to tell me about yourself “– Meera said.

7. Leave the inner critic at the door

Here 4 main characters I say 4 but you should only count 3. The book is just okay there is no story but a mumbled and jumbled mess to find a story and few days of interaction between people and I have to agree with another reviewer here everyone talks like they are life coach with one life advice to another. The book is just average and though I wish Savi all the best in her future endeavor and hope that she becomes very successful. All the best Savi, again congratulation for you on success of your book and I wish that your future books and even better. Keep on Reading folks. Look out and gently write as you go – it is all gold dust. Living will only make you a better writer.

Surely there must be something that incentivizes him to continue down this path, something worth exploring even though you are not privy to his intimate thoughts. Writing isn't a necessity for everybody. We don't all feel like we're going to explode if we don't do it, but we will feel better for writing, and earn a sense of pride and reward. I wouldn’t hurry away a third time” – he said. Vivaan had to summon every ounce of strength to handle the storyteller (Meera) who wholeheartedly wanted to go in-depth regarding the story. Writing is one of the cheapest, most accessible and beneficial creative processes we can do, and yet it's easy to forget that we have this incredible, powerful skill of communication, mindfulness and therapy available to us just a fingertip away – literally. In this episode, Shawn and Kate talk to Flose LaPierre. She's a writer, storyteller, and creator of Write to Heal. Flose turned to poetry while dealing with trauma in her life. She found comfort in writing. She believes that beauty reveals itself through the process of writing. We should all give ourselves the permission to write, even if we don't think we're any good. She recently stepped into her power and started hosting writing workshops to help others heal. She's a brilliant writer, an awesome friend, and a beautiful human. Enjoy.Now there are many who may differ with my views but this is solely my review and whatever I write here is my honest opinion. What’s your story – he asked? The air filled with confidence, money, and influence as the person replied – I am an assistant branch manager at Citibank . Well, let’s call it a day, okay? Not quite, as the author turned over to the person sitting behind Meera. I wrote the positives in the end bcoz, that’s exactly how the story unfurled itself to me. Despite the colossal technical flaws, I was left with an unexpected smile in the end .

This is the first book of the Author. And it shows. I am not an avid reader, but have recently developed habit to read books. Even though this is one of the first few books I read, I was able to finish the book in 3-4 sittings. There are more things that I did not like than the ones I liked. Hence just 2 stars (that is actually generous considering this is first book of the author) Her ultimate goal? "To serve a nation through literature." 🇮🇳 With a passion for Indian literature, she's on a mission to ignite the reading spark in both kids and grown-ups alike. 🔥 I began this review by comparing Savi Sharma to stalwarts like Arundhati Roy. This is to concur with her harsh critics who rightly point out the immaturity in her craft. And I’d also mention that her book may not entice readers who prefer plot-heavy novels. But the simple emotions she has penned down through touching, inspirational words would surely hit the right chord. Especially for those who have a similar dream as the protagonist Meera. This is where Everyone Has a Story, despite its bumpy ride and shortcomings, rises above other contemporary cheesy romances that leverage steamy sex scenes to lure young minds. Meera is writing a book. She meets Vivaan and falls for him. Then she has an accident and is in coma. So many things happened, but where are her parents?! In a country like India where 'situation' like sneezing causes havoc in the whole house, where are her parents when she is on life support?The room was silent, and I could tell that no one quite knew how to proceed. I wanted to take advantage of the emotion of that moment, and so I asked the other people in the room. ‘How many of you in here knew your colleague’s story before today?’ Tommy Spaulding tells the story of a leadership workshop he led, where one of the attendees told her story for the first time. I have written since I was able to wrap my chubby young hand around a pencil and yet I never imagined I'd write as a profession because the only authors we studied at school were dead men. We all have a stereotypical idea of a 'writer', who they are and how they write. I wasted years trying to sound like everybody else, like I thought a 'proper' writer would: witty, sharp, using over-the-top vocabulary.