A few years ago, Vinita’s (name changed to maintain privacy)  first child left home to live them/theirs dream.  Of course, as a new-age parent, you would all know that the “them/theirs” reference isn’t a grammatical error. Yes, it doesn’t matter if we have to break conventional syntax and language rules. What matters is that we should respect and not offend GenX kids’ gender-neutral stance. Now, let’s come back to track. When her kid left as supportive parents, Vinita and her husband put up a smiling face and let her bird fly. Of course, they didn’t want to clip their child’s wings ..read more

Going through life is somewhat like making calculated moves on the dance floor during a competition. Knowing when to make a move and when to hold back can make all the difference. And sometimes, the best move you can make is to remain perfectly still—silent, even. Hi this is Minakhee, (the person & not an AI persona behind Buzzingtales), and I’m here to tell you why silence isn’t just golden—it’s platinum. Backed by psychology, my own experiences, and a lot from good old world views( or should I say the views that seeped in from elders) here are 10 situations where staying silent might ju ..read more

Below is a business writing sample: In the competitive landscape of B2B SaaS, mastering enterprise sales is not just a skill; it’s necessary for achieving top-tier revenue. No enterprise customers don’t care if you have Gen AI or not; they are want to see if you can help them achieve their business objectives in an effective and cost efficient way.  Let’s unveil the essential checklist for founders embarking on the journey from idea conception to cracking the code of enterprise sales. What are the strategic steps essential for success in this lucrative domain? Read on to discover more. Th ..read more

I believe that every individual has at least one book in themselves. But, I feel that there are many books waiting to be born from me. Finally, my dream took shape, the physical book launch of my poetry collection, “Shades of Existence“. Sunday of February 18th, 2024, at Arya Palace in Bhubaneswar was an enchanting evening that will forever remain etched in my mind. What’s more is that I could realize another dream- of doing my bit of giving back to society. As the event concluded, I found immense joy in sharing that the proceeds from the book would contribute to the Open Learning School—a san ..read more

In the medley of our lives, we often find ourselves entangled in the notes of our own worries, consumed by the relentless demands of our everyday existence. We move through the world with blinkers on, our vision myopic, our concerns encapsulated within the boundaries of our immediate struggles. Yet, amidst the chaos, there exists a profound beauty—a fleeting moment of grace that has the power to alter our perspective and stir the depths of our humanity. It’s intriguing how, as humans, we can be both strikingly different and remarkably similar. Our typical moments are often marked by the weigh ..read more

In an age where information abounds, most of us are conscious of the dangers associated with storing hot food in plastic containers. Opting for the safer alternative, many have switched to microwaving meals in glass containers instead of the commonly used plastic varieties. However, recent experiences have brought to light the disconcerting reality that even well-known establishments compromise on the packaging safety. I was taken aback when a reputable restaurant delivered hot soup in a visibly deteriorated plastic container, despite choosing an eco-friendly paper bag for other items. Such d ..read more

  I hate unfinished stories. So I am picking up from where I left off last week. But before I take you to the charming streets of Italy I need to repeat and disclose again- This is yet another Pre-ChatGPT era write-up I did for a travel blog- Ghumakkar. Let’s dive into our Italian adventures. We were all set to gather our impression of the land of Galileo, Leonardo, Monica Bellucci and of course the inimitable Ferrari- ITALY. We were to board our night train to Italy from Paris. Experience had wisened us up enough to discard the idea of taking the economical buses to the station. We opt ..read more

With everyone going gaga over Open AI tools and ChatGPT I reminisce the world of writing where inspiration was plentiful. It was a time when we didn’t worry about training AI through prompts or got engrossed in figuring out Machine Neural Network. Needless to say the process was cathartic and exhalting. A sense of personal satisfaction flowered during expression- as memories, experiences, learnings & real life encounters stimulated nuerons of human brains and tingled complex sensations.  For me it is in complete contrast to the feelings when designing a content piece in collaboration ..read more

William Henry Vanderbilt, an American businessman and philanthropist was not your ordinary Joe. He was an heir to a massive fortune and was considered one of the richest man given his inheritance. But alas, despite his wealth, Mr Vanderbilt was not a happy camper. Just before his demise he famously told New York Times- “My life was never destined to be quite happy. . . . Inherited wealth is a real handicap to happiness. It is as certain a death to ambition as cocaine is to morality.” You see, even though he had more money than he could possibly spend in a lifetime, he felt a deep sense of ..read more

If you are an entrepreneur/business person or a startup founder, you are playing a game where there are many participants. What’s your goal?  You will say, ” Isn’t it obvious? I want to win!” Aah! In that case you’ve got to strategize, outwit and outrun other players. Right?  So, to zoom ahead, you must learn all the tricks and concepts. One such concept is Nash Equilibrium. It is used in business and game theory to be at the top; beat your competitors. What’s Nash Equilibrium? Well, it’s a theory developed by the real star of the movie “A beautiful mind,” John Nash.  Nash theor ..read more