Preeti Shenoy's blog.

Dreams are goals with a deadline. If you can dream it, you can achieve it. I am a huge believer of these two statements. Many a time, I have been asked this question 'How do you do so many things? How do you focus on your goals? How are you so dedicated?' Many have written to me asking me to share my routine/ time-management/how I organise my day. So here goes: Currently I am doing a challenge called Intkober where you do 31 drawings in Ink, in 31 days. The prompts are given in advance. Click on the link to know more. Thousands of artists all over the world do it, each year. I post my drawings on my Instagram art handle. This is in addition to my writing which I do daily. I also make a portrait every single day, apart from Inktober. I guess, to most people who see this, it looks like a LOT of things and they wonder how I manage it. Here are five  things I do, which help me. (and I hope they help you too) 1. Define the goals.   At the beginning of each m

The last few days have been tumultuous for everyone in urban India. If you are a working professional, or have worked at some point in your life, or if you strongly believe in gender equality,  it is hard to not get affected by the #Metoo movement. The #Metoo movement has taken off in India, like the  metaphorical snowball. I too, like many of you,  have been following closely, in shocked silence, as it has been unfolding. I can't tell you how happy I am that women in India, are standing up in solidarity, taking back their dignity. Several  powerful men have been named. The stories have come POURING out . I shall not go into details of the men named or the incidents here, as it is all over the media. When something happens in your field of interest, it is natural that it affects you more than the incidents that happen in other fields. For me, what has been particularly disturbing was that the names from the field of literature that were coming out as well. Earl