The Kaleidoscope Quill

By Sahr Ahmed The world of food blogging has gone through tremendous changes in the recent past. While food sharing has progressed from recipes to seeking distinctive opportunities to extend culinary expertise, people groups have organically emerged to engage in such sharing. But now, regardless of the desire for a ‘heart-healthy diet,’ or not enough time in the day, or a creative challenge in the kitchen, nobody wants just a recipe.  This change has created trends such as fusion recipes, plant-based diets, gluten-free cooking, and strategies for meals that can help make life all the easier and healthier while being tasty.  Food bloggers have started to take things to the next level, in a manner where the content they present not only relieves a craving but also a curiosity. So it’s time to look at these thrilling categories that are changing people’s attitudes towards cooking and food consumption. Fusion Recipes:  Of course, when there are event preparations involving th...

By - Sahr Ahmed Right now, social media stands out as a robust means for individuals and businesses functioning in the digital realm. It’s hardly surprising that millions of users on platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube have escalated the desire for many to grow their online presence. Whether you intend to be an influencer, create content, or are a business wanting to broaden its outreach, knowing effective strategies for content creation and social media growth is important. In this blog post, key ideas for creating compelling content, developing your audience, and monetizing your projects on popular sites will be the focus. 1. Understanding the Development of Social Media What makes social media growth important? The establishment of a solid web presence allows you to participate with an international community, create a brand, and could also generate revenue. Still, growth requires time to happen. It needs persistent work, a strategy, and an awareness of what appeals to ...

  By Sahr Ahmed The recent work-related incident that led to the death of a 26-year-old Ernst and Young (EY) employee in Pune has prompted debates on how the pressures arising from work may cause adverse health effects. Unfortunately, this young chartered accountant died in a tragic incident after working for only four months in the company. Her death has led to social media outrage, with people expressing their worries about inadequate working conditions and the impact of toxic work culture on the health of the employees.     The girl’s mother wrote a letter to the Indian head of Ernst and Young blaming ‘workload, new environment and long working hours' for her daughter’s death. This heartbreaking incident shines a light on the broader question: has anyone ever found a way of measuring stress or is it deemed to be happening no matter how much we try? Is It Possible to Quantify Workplace Stress?  People perceive stress as a subjective experience that can manifes...