Dugo_Writings

I always used to think that trying new stuff would bring out the best in me. Yes, of course it does. But the question is, do I dare to give it a try at least? I was kind of hesitant to try anything new on my own, thinking about what others would say about it. Am I really up for it? What if others don’t like my writings? These were all my fears—not self-doubt, as I had previously shared. Yet, these fears never let me start anything new… until now! Sometimes, I feel really grateful for living alone in a new city, away from all the family chaos, because this life actually gave me a chance to introspect and understand myself much better. It made me bold enough to be decisive all on my own. I call that growth. This feels like a transition period where I’m trying to come out of my comfort zone and try new things every time. And it’s actually FUN!!! I’ve now started writing my blogs, expressing my feelings on Instagram through posts, engaging myself in creating small content for my YouTube...

Like most youngsters, I too fell for the world’s most handsome and talented genius — Mr. Cheeku!!! I never imagined that I would one day go crazy about cricket, because the last page of my newspaper was never even touched. If I remember correctly, I watched a match sometime around 2009–10, and I prayed to the universe for India to win. Trust me, I had zero knowledge about cricket back then — but still, I prayed. Before I knew it, I started reading my newspaper from the last page. I began reading every article about him in all the newspapers our library subscribed to. I even got my own newspaper subscription — a luxury during my school days. Within a short span of time, I had an entire book exclusively for Virat, filled with cut-outs from newspapers, magazines, and even some printed photos. I was so crazy about him that I used to write imaginary conversations between us. I truly enjoyed every second of creating that souvenir. Without even realizing it, I ended up with an email ID that h...

Yes, you read that right — it’s high time you start believing in yourself before expecting it from anyone else. Success isn’t just a milestone; it builds your identity. So stop undermining yourself, doubting your abilities, or blaming your luck. None of that changes unless you change your mindset. Sure, some people achieve great things at a young age — but trust me, it’s never an overnight success. What you see is the result of consistent effort, relentless hard work, and a whole lot of passion. So don’t waste your energy comparing yourself with others — that’s the quickest way to lose sight of your own journey. It messes with your perspective and steals the joy of growth. What truly matters is that you start . If there’s something you love, take that first step — and once you do, don’t let go. Don’t chase overnight fame; growth takes time. But when it finally clicks, you'll look back and celebrate how far you've come despite all odds. Let me share something personal — I...