Hira Sameer Ahmed
As a Creative coach, I get to work with amazing creatives who are aspiring to build a creative life that works for them on their own terms and have conversations with them where we talk about what’s stopping them from living the creative life they aspire to live. Today, I am sharing a recent conversation
Slowly starting 2019, after a year of having this blog and still not being able to write as much as I wanted to or intended to. I am exploring reasons here with a note to myself as an encouragement moving forward to show up as I want to. If you find yourself stuck with whatever
I resonate with the idea of being passionate about multiple things at the same time and I’d rather known for my enthusiasm and curiosity and dedication and commitment to figure things out, learn new things and make it all work instead of attaching a single title with my name. It sounds crazy when I say
I did a Youtube video last year when I was trying out YouTube, a very long story short, after a month or two, I figured it wasn’t for me. It wasn’t something that the introvert in me was comfortable with but I’d have never known it without giving it a try. The video that I’m talking
A new year and making resolutions for the new year feel like a fresh start to something, something great that you want to work towards. If I’d be completely honest making resolutions for the new year has never worked for me. Almost until the end of January or the very beginning of February, I tend to forget
I almost didn’t post any blog posts in 2018 despite feeling an intensely bothering itch to do so. It won’t be wrong if I say that I thought about it almost daily. I found myself giving in to the fears despite having wonderful things to share, amazing ideas to bring to life, having incredible stories
Making time to read can be a little hard in our fast-paced lives. That’s one of the reasons I have started to admire the slow living lifestyle more. I love reading and making time for it. There is nothing compared to the joy I get from a good book in my hand that I just
I always found myself standing just a little too much on the edge, trying to do things differently and believing that different is always good. ‘You have something amazing to share with the world’, ‘The worlds needs what you’ve got’, ‘Your voice matters’. These have been my mantra’s for as long as I can remember. Now,
This letter was first sent to my Newsletter subscribers, and it resonated so much with them that I thought I’d publish it here too – to get more letters like this to your inbox, you can subscribe here. —— ‘Guten Morgen’ from Sankt Pölten, Austria. October is here already and I am writing this letter to you while
