Your Story Your Style!



Everyone including you, has a story to tell.

 And since it is your story, you are the best person to narrate it.
Do you know why?
This is because when you write from your own, intense personal experience, your story acquires a ring of authenticity.
And subsequently, to a reader, it appears credible.
And it is only a credible story which has the potential to touch someone's heart.

 Does it mean you shouldn't write about the events or circumstances which you have not experienced yourself?
Not exactly!
There are writers who are endowed with such fertile imagination that they can quite convincingly transcend experience.

 But since you have just started your journey to discover the writer in you (or so I presume!), it's better to start with your own experience.

 Now, you may say you hardly know where to start.
That's where I'll chip in.
And together,
We will embark on a journey and bring out the hidden writer in you.

 And then we will witness magic.
We will witness the birth of a star.
Your story shaped in your style.

Comments

  1. Vinaykumar.HL23 December 2016 at 10:21

    I wish you all the best for your blog, Sir and I'm eagerly waiting to read your posts.

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    1. Manish Sharma23 December 2016 at 20:37

      Vinay, thank you so much.I am sanguine that I will be able to help people discover the writer in them.

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  2. Unknown23 December 2016 at 11:33

    Kudos to the writer hidden inside a professional!!! Looking forward to reading your deep insights in the blog. All the best for your endeavors.

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  3. Prakhar goel23 December 2016 at 12:04

    Wanna see more post coz i am already in love with this concept😍

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    1. Manish Sharma23 December 2016 at 20:40

      Thanks Prakhar. You will see my next post soon.

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  4. Unknown23 December 2016 at 12:08

    All the best for your blog Sir and waiting eagerly to read your upcoming posts and stories.

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  5. Unknown23 December 2016 at 12:40

    All the best for the new venture sir...I'm looking forward for your post nd I'm sure ur endeavour would quench or polish our reading and writing skills.

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    1. Manish Sharma23 December 2016 at 20:42

      Thanks Apoorva. I too look forward to a rewarding association.

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  6. Unknown23 December 2016 at 13:15

    All the very best for your new blog. We need to look forward to people who not only have creative skills to write but also has studied the basics of it. Looking forward for your next posts. I especially like the variability yet simplicity of words selection.

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    1. Manish Sharma23 December 2016 at 20:48

      Priyanka, thank you so much for your appreciation. I plan to come up with more such blogs-simple yet appealing-in future.

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  7. Unknown23 December 2016 at 14:47

    Can't wait to read sir. Best of luck.
    -Charu
    :)

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  8. jai24 December 2016 at 16:07

    Well said Manish. I always knew you ..... Cant forget the days when we drove from Jallundhar to Delhi enjoying the fun of speaking written English.

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    1. Manish Sharma25 December 2016 at 13:18

      Same here sir.We had such an enjoyable time, spinning stories, never knowing that one day it will turn into a passion.Hope to continue.

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  9. Manish Bagga26 December 2016 at 08:14

    All the best. You are helping and inspiring all the ones who have always been thinking to do something in this direction but somehow are not able to. Manish

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    1. Manish Sharma26 December 2016 at 23:34

      Thanks Manish.
      I hope I succeed in my mission. Please read my latest post also at

      http://discoverthewriterinyou.blogspot.in/2016/12/be-good-reader-to-become-better-writer_24.html

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  10. GAGAN CHOUDHARY26 December 2016 at 09:51

    Congratulations for a wonderful blog. Please post "The Taste Of Onions" story.

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    1. Manish Sharma26 December 2016 at 23:39

      Thanks Gagan!I will surely share your favorite story.
      Meanwhile, Please read my latest post at

      http://discoverthewriterinyou.blogspot.in/2016/12/be-good-reader-to-become-better-writer_24.html

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  11. Unknown26 December 2016 at 10:14

    Sir it is a terrific write up. It is quite inspiring and beautifully expressed. All the best for your blog.
    -Shweta

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    1. Manish Sharma26 December 2016 at 23:41

      Thanks Shweta!

      If you find it inspiring, I believe I am moving in the right direction.

      Please read my latest post also at

      http://discoverthewriterinyou.blogspot.in/2016/12/be-good-reader-to-become-better-writer_24.html

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  12. Sanjay M Pradhan26 December 2016 at 10:50

    I am getting motivated buddy. May be one day I shall give it a try. Bash on brother. Looking forward for your next post. God speed.

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  13. Manish Sharma26 December 2016 at 23:43

    Thanks Sanjay!
    I am sure you would start your own blog shortly.
    Please read my latest post also at

    http://discoverthewriterinyou.blogspot.in/2016/12/be-good-reader-to-become-better-writer_24.html

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  14. Unknown27 December 2016 at 04:42

    Great concept sir. Would definitely try and write something with your guidelines, for self of course. :)

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    1. Manish Sharma29 December 2016 at 00:13

      Thanks buddy.Please share your name and contact details.

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  15. Unknown29 December 2016 at 12:40

    All of us have a story to tell. All have the potential of having a movie made on each one of us. All go through moments of despair, frustration, victory and glory in our own sense, in our own world. We can be proud of that and that's why every father is a super hero and every mother is a super mom to their children. Legends are already there every where but seldom people realise it and very few script it for future generations to remember & benefit from it.

    So your whole idea is novel and unique. If you can help people unwind their stories , preserve it and then turn them into a legend.

    Wish you all the best from the bottom of our heart.

    Lalit and Shubhra

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  16. Manish Sharma29 December 2016 at 21:19

    Thanks Lalit and Shubhra!

    A writer indeed needs to be a brave person as he requires the courage to bare his innermost thoughts or rather his soul to his readers.Most of us lack this courage initially. But as we start writing and as we gain confidence, we become bolder by the day.

    I aim to bring out the bold writer locked inside each of us.

    Best wishes!

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