Divangi Joshi’s Post

Typing away all day? "What people think I do as a content writer: Vs. What I’m actually doing: 📝 Content Strategy, ✍️ Content Creation, 🔍 Editorial Oversight 🔑 SEO Optimization 🤝 Team Management 📢 Content Distribution 📊 Performance Tracking 📈 Trend Monitoring And  juggling deadlines ! #ContentWriterLife #ContentStrategy #DigitalMarketing #SEO #TeamWork #ContentCreation #ContentMarketing #MarketingStrategy #WorkLife #Deadlines #CreativeWriting

Why is independence and work-life balance often considered more important for girls than boys? Challenging Traditional Gender Roles Work-Life Balance and Family Responsibilities Economic Independence and Empowerment Cultural Shifts and Changing Expectations Self-Expression and Personal Fulfillment Addressing Gender Inequality Supportive Environments and Role Models While independence and work-life balance are important for everyone, these factors may resonate more strongly with girls in certain contexts due to the historical, cultural, and societal challenges they face.

🌊✨ Yayawargi Jagannath Puri Vlog Playlist ✨🌊 Hey everyone! 🙌 I'm excited to share a special journey I recently took to the divine land of Jagannath Puri. From the vibrant streets to the peaceful beaches and the sacred Jagannath Temple, I’ve captured the essence of this beautiful place in a vlog series. - Jagannath Puri Tample - Alarnath Tample - Sakshi gopal Tample - Koanrk Suryamandir - Iskcon Temple - LingRaj Mahadev - Bedi Nath Hanuman - Golden beach - Puri Becah - Chandra Bhaga Beach If you're curious about the spiritual vibes, local culture, and my personal experiences, check out the playlist below! 👇 https://lnkd.in/dXKgeKU2 Feel free to drop a comment and let me know what part of the journey resonated with you the most. 🌿 Looking forward to sharing this adventure with you all! #JagannathPuri #TravelVlog #SpiritualJourney #IncredibleIndia #ExploreIndia

Oh, here we go again! First, they ask for your expected salary and current salary, Acting like they can totally meet it. Then, after 4-5 rounds of interviews, suddenly they say, “Oh, we don’t have the budget for this role.” Ah yes, because it took half a dozen meetings to discover your financial limits. Classic!

Gift given by the God #writing

My confidence has faded... As a kid, I was that loud, confident child who loved grabbing the mic Whether it was for singing, storytelling, or being dramatic. I thrived on that energy, even though it wasn’t always understood or appreciated by those around me. Over time, those judgments started to sink in, and I found myself turning to writing as an outlet, hiding behind the name yayawargi Yayawargi - a name no one from my personal life could recognize. Through that alias, I found appreciation and engagement from complete strangers. Social media became a platform where I could share my voice without the fear of judgment. I even got opportunities as a copywriter for big brands and tried my hand at RJ auditions. But life, as it often does, took its twists and turns. A chance to be an anchor slipped away due to personal circumstances, And as responsibilities piled on, my time with the mic became less and less frequent. It’s now been over six months since I last touched a mic, and I’ll be honest: my confidence has faded. I often find myself doubting if I can still stand in front of a crowd and speak like I used to. Low self-esteem has crept in where confidence used to thrive. But here’s what I’ve learned: confidence is a muscle, and like any muscle, it needs practice to regain strength. I’ve done it before, and I know deep down, I can do it again. So, for anyone else out there who’s stepped away from something they love—whether it’s a passion, a hobby, or even a career—know that it’s okay to take that first small step back. It doesn’t have to be perfect. We can always rediscover parts of ourselves that we thought were lost. Here’s to picking up the mic again, one step at a time. 🎤 #ConfidenceJourney #RediscoveringMyPassion #GrowthMindset #SelfEsteem #PublicSpeaking #WritingToSpeaking #OpenMic

मैंने मिट्टी मंगाई, मिट्टी को गुढ़ा, अपने मन में एक प्यारी सी सवि रखके , मिट्टी को आकार देना शुरू किया, हाथ, पैर, सर और पूरा शरीर बनाया । मन को छवि से मिलती एक पत्रिमा दिखने लगी, तो उसमे मन चाहे रंग भरे । उसी प्रतिमा को ईश्वर मान , पूजा - अर्चना की और विदाई का समय आ चला, श्रृंगार करके , नाचते , गाते अपने हाथो , अपनी ही बनाई हुई मूरत का विसर्जन किया । मिट्टी से बनी मूरत फिर से मिट्टी बन गई मानो जैसे दस दिनों में ईश्वर के बनाए नश्वर इंसान के जीवनकाल का दर्शन किया । जैसे आज खड़े है गणपति कतार में एक दिन हम भी लेटे होंगे जलने के इंतजार में । यायावरगी

A Real-Life Debate on the Toughest Job Last night, I found myself in the middle of an unexpected debate between my father-in-law and mother-in-law. The topic? Whose work is tougher – managing household finances and earning money, or maintaining a home and taking care of a family? They asked me to weigh in, given my experience in both worlds – working a full-time job, managing finances, and handling household chores. Without a second thought, I said, "The homemaker's work is tougher." My father-in-law argued passionately, "Going out every day, rain or shine, dealing with workload and constant brainstorming, and earning money for the family is no easy task." And he’s right – it’s challenging. I've been doing it for over five years. But here’s the difference: within a month of starting a new job, you settle in. Most workplaces have a welcoming nature, and at the end of each month, you have a salary in your account. You can spend it, save it, or use it for things you wish for. But for a homemaker? It’s a different story. From waking up early, cooking meals, cleaning, washing clothes, taking care of every family member, and countless other tasks – there’s no end to it. And despite all the hard work, you still have to ask for money from your husband or father. And if, by chance, you make a small mistake, you face taunts and disrespect that overshadow all the good you’ve done for the entire year. Reflecting further, I realized that I am not as experienced in managing household chores as my mother or mother-in-law, who have perfected it over 30-40 years. My upbringing focused on academics – school for 5 hours, 4 hours of tuition, And then my CA studies, where finding time to sleep was a luxury. My mother never forced me to learn household work, and soon after, I was busy building my career because CA wasn't working for me. And within a few years, my parents arranged my marriage at the 'right age.' So, here I am, learning to balance it all. Just as foreigners find Indian food spicy, yet we see it as normal, my cooking, based on my taste buds, doesn’t always hit the mark. And let’s not forget the unique challenges of being a working woman – juggling both a boss at the office and a mother at home. At work, the boss complains, "You’re always in a hurry to leave, and your home life is affecting your efficiency." At home, the in-laws think, "You’re out all day, not contributing enough to housework, and not taking family responsibilities seriously." Balancing everything, still being told you’re not good enough for anything… To every woman managing this tightrope walk, you are truly incredible. Your strength, resilience, and dedication make you a superwoman. #RespectHomemakers #UnsungHeroes #WorkIsWork #EmpathyMatters #BalanceIsKey #LifeLessons #LearningEveryDay #SupportEachOther

Yesterday on social media, I heard this song, and I felt so inspired! It's such a powerful anthem about embracing your true self and breaking free from expectations. I love how it captures the moment of realizing your own strength and the fun, Carefree spirit that comes with it. The lyrics are a perfect reminder to be unapologetically yourself and to never forget your worth. It’s a refreshing celebration of confidence and freedom! ================================================== I was nineteen in a white dress When you told me I'm your princess So I played right in to your fantasy Was your good girl, so I'd sit tight And if I don't speak, then we can't fight Looked in the mirror, now I can't believe I forgot I was a bad bi**h, tragic Breaking all the rules 'cause they were only habits 😑

When your dad visits your office to bring you tiffin, isn't it pure bliss? For me, it truly is. Today, my father surprised me at work with a visit, carrying a warm tiffin filled with homemade food prepared by my mother. It was a beautiful, heartfelt gesture that made my day so much brighter! 🌼🥘