Authique

You know the one thing people always want - 

More time! 

But alas, we only get 24 hours in a day! 

When you lead Companies and Countries of the world,
Finding time to do what your soul wants, is often lost. 

There is a lot of advice on the internet
About how to live
About how to write
About how to spend
About how to build a brand
About how to create a presence

About Linkedin.

But in the cacophony of noise,
The melody often gets lost. 

I’ve worked with Fortune 500 Companies and Executive Leaders
On geopolitics,
On machinery,
On education,
On wellness,
On defence,
On finance,
On life

I manage their content start to end,
Write their opinion pieces, blogs and articles,
Work on their personal and professional brands. 

Would you like to get on a quick call with me to know how I can help you save time? 

The quickest way to reach me is through this link – https://topmate.io/poojamarwah

Or simply send me a DM. 

Come, let’s give you those extra hours in your day!

Founder

Self Employed

Passion is what sets my soul on fire. 

Passion for the written word.

I am an award winning Indian author, columnist, blogger, speaker, and Executive content writer. My foray into writing began in a parking lot, whilst I was waiting for my kids’ co-curriculars to get over. There is not one local cop that didn’t wonder what I did every day, with a ‘MacBook’ and a ‘thumbs up’ can, outside the City’s activity centre! 

My debut book, Pursuit – Drawn by Destiny stands as a testament to my unwavering belief in the power of faith. It was nominated by the Valley of Words Literature Festival, held in Dehradun and was also a finalist under the English Fiction category by the International Book Awards, U.S.A. It has also won two digital awards as well as been featured across various publications, both national and international. 

My writing journey is spread across many mediums and I have been featured for my work with India Today, DNA, Pop Diaries, Clout News, Times of India, Garhwal Post, Pioneer, and prestigiously and most recently – ANI. I writes in various genres that range from contemporary fiction, young adult to self help and non fiction. 

I have spoken at various literature festivals, including The Khushwant Singh Literary Festival, The Dehradun Literature Festival, Inkspire to name a few and am an active part of the Prabha Khaitan Foundation that promotes literature across India. 

My favourite quote (by Shakespeare) is – ‘Love me or hate me, both are in my favour. If you love me, I’ll be in your heart and if you hate me, I’ll rule your mind.’ 

If you want to learn about creative writing or how to start your own work of fiction or non fiction, drop in a DM and let us chat.

Author

Does your online presence feel like it’s falling flat?

You’re a founder, investor, or business leader with big ideas and bold ambitions, but

→ Your LinkedIn profile doesn’t reflect your vision.
→ Your content feels scattered, 
→ Time is a heavy constraint.
→ You’re struggling to connect with clients, investors, or partners who align with your goals.

If any of this sounds familiar, I can help.

Hi, I’m Pooja, 

(On a side note, most people here, call me 'Energiser Bunny')

I've worked with high-performing founders, C-suite leaders, and businesses to build online brands that get noticed.. and get results.

Here’s how I help

→ I write LinkedIn posts that position you as a credible, go-to authority in your industry.
→ I create content.. emails, blogs, newsletters, and website copy—that resonates with your audience, so you can focus on what you do best.
→ I build content strategies to help you connect with the right people—clients, investors, and opportunities that grow your business.

What makes me different?

→ I understand your challenges 
You don’t have the time to master algorithms or write impactful content—but you know you need it.

→ I deliver solutions that work
Tangible results, like increased visibility, meaningful connections, and a steady stream of inbound opportunities.

→ I offer peace of mind
You can rely on me to save you time, energy, and stress while building a digital presence that works for you.

What my clients say - 
"Working with Pooja was transformative - my profile finally reflects who I am as a leader, and the connections I’ve made speak for themselves." Pallavi Dhar, ScotiaBank

"Pooja is exceptional in her field working with clients to ensure that their goals are operationalized and executed flawlessly. She is efficient and brings a wealth of knowledge to this space. I highly recommend Pooja for your optimization, content writing and branding needs." Dr Jayeti Newbold, USA

Here are my services

→ Profile Optimisation – A LinkedIn makeover that sets the tone for your digital brand.
→ Content Done For You – Blogs, newsletters, website copy—all aligned with your brand and goals.
→ Strategic Positioning – A roadmap for growth, crafted specifically for your industry and audience.

This isn’t about fluff. It’s about making your digital presence a growth engine.

If you’re ready to make that happen, let’s connect. 

I’d love to help you take your online presence to the next level.

DM me and let's get you started.

And, thanks. Good to have you here!

I sat 20 ft away from the Prime Minister of India

Wearing an awarded honorary government blazer.

It was given in trust, in recognition, in silence-breaking symbolism.

They said writing wouldn’t get me anywhere. 

And then, life gave me moments that answered for me.

They answered every doubt, every silence, every smirk I once swallowed.

This was one of them.

I wasn’t born into power. 
I built proximity to it, word by word.

For years, I heard it:
 “Writing isn’t a real job.” 
“It’s a hobby, not a career.” 
“You think this will actually get you anywhere?”

And then, I got invited to a national rally as an honorary member of my State's media team. 

Not as press. Not as audience. But as the voice behind those on stage.

I sat among bureaucrats, politicians, advisors. 

The very people I now write speeches, columns, and history for. 

Because when they said, “You can’t make it with just words,” 
I decided to do exactly that.

Today, it doesn’t just pay my bills. It opens un-Googleable doors. It builds reputations. It shapes leaders. 

And yes, It gets me into rooms that once felt like fiction.

So if you’ve ever been underestimated for being “just” a creative - remember this:

The pen isn’t mightier than the sword. It’s quieter. And still wins.

P.S. Tell me one belief are you silently proving right?

Pooja Marwah

Elite content for elite professionals | Clients include: Govt of USA, Govt of India, Fortune 500s... | Apply to work together

Content Coach Pooja Marwah, founder of Authique in an official government blazer at the Prime Minister's rally.

She writes about how writing gave her a 7 figure income, fame and mentions nationally.

Content Coach Pooja Marwah, founder of Authique in an official government blazer at the Prime Minister's rally. 

This picture has the Prime minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, Governor Lt Gen Gurmit Singh and Chief Minister Shri Pushkar Singh Dhami. 

Content Coach Pooja Marwah, founder of Authique in an official government blazer at the Prime Minister's rally.

She takes a selfies and is smiling at camera

I watched her confidence crumble in real time.

The CEO, I mean.

She had everything lined up perfectly. The strategy. The content calendar. The polished headshots.

But when I asked her one simple question, she froze:

"What do you actually stand for?"

Not what her company does. Not her achievements. Not her expertise.

What she believes in. What keeps her up at night. What she'd fight for even if no one was watching.

She stumbled through buzzwords and industry jargon.

"Well, I'm passionate about innovation and... driving results and... thought leadership..."

That's when I knew we'd found the problem.

Everyone skips this step. The foundation step.

They jump straight to posting. To networking. To building visibility.

But without knowing your core beliefs, your personal brand becomes a house of cards.

→You chase trends instead of setting them.
→You post what you think people want to hear.
→You sound like everyone else in your industry.

And worst of all? You burn out. Fast.

Because when you're not anchored to something real, every piece of content feels forced.

Every interaction feels performative.

I've seen brilliant leaders lose momentum because they built their brand on quicksand.

The fix isn't complicated. But it requires honesty.

Sit down. Get quiet. Ask yourself:

→What change do you want to see before you retire?
→What would you say if consequences didn't matter?
→What injustice in your industry makes your blood boil?

That's your foundation. Everything else is just decoration.

The CEO I mentioned? Three months later, she was speaking at conferences. Not because she got better at marketing.

Because she finally knew what she was marketing. 

P.S. Share in one line what you stand for!

Content Coach Pooja Marwah, Founder of Authique talks about finding what you stand for, before building your brand online. 

The post is about questions you need to ask yourself as a foundation before you starting building and having clarity. 

Pooja is in grey trousers, a navy blue top and a white blazer. Her hair is open and she is smiling at camera

There was a time when I felt like a fraud.

My LinkedIn said one thing. My heart felt another.

I was posting about "authentic leadership" while wearing a mask I'd crafted for years.

The content was polished. The engagement was high. The brand was... empty.

Because somewhere between building what I thought people wanted to see and who I actually was, I'd lost myself.

The wake-up call came during a client call.

She said, "Pooja, your content feels different lately. Less... you."

Less me.

Those two words hit harder than any algorithm change ever could.

That night, I sat with my laptop and asked myself the hardest question:

Who am I when no one's watching?

The answer was messy. Complicated. Real.

I wasn't just the polished content coach with all the answers.

I was the woman who sometimes doubts herself. Who struggles with boundaries. Who cries in the shower some mornings.

Who builds brands for others while rebuilding her own, piece by piece.

The shift wasn't instant. It was uncomfortable.

I started sharing the behind-the-scenes. The failures alongside the wins.

The days when I felt like I was drowning in my own advice.

Some followers left. Good.

Others stayed and said, "Finally. This is why I follow you."

My engagement didn't just improve. My soul did.

Because when your personal brand aligns with your actual person, magic happens.

Conversations become deeper. Connections become real.

Work stops feeling like performance and starts feeling like purpose.

Now when I coach clients on their brands, I tell them this:

Your audience doesn't need another perfect person.

They need the real you. Flaws, fears, and all.

Because authenticity isn't a strategy. It's a choice.

And choosing to show up as yourself? That's the bravest brand decision you'll ever make.

P.S. Still figuring it out??

COntent Coach Pooja Marwah Founder of Authique talks about sharing your vulnerabilites

If you’ve been feeling behind, read this.

I didn’t write a book at 22. 
I wrote it at 40. 
And it won awards.

I didn’t start out writing for global leaders. 

I started out writing for myself - quietly, unseen, unfunded.

But today?

I ghostwrite political speeches delivered to Senators. 

I shape LinkedIn strategy for people that don’t even need LinkedIn. 

And I craft opinion pieces that shift policy, not just perception.

And yet…

There were years when I felt like I was just orbiting other people’s goals. 

Years where I raised my daughters, paused my dreams, and still questioned if I had anything left to say.

Here’s what I’ve learned:

You’re not behind. 
You’re just building quietly. 
And that’s not a delay - it’s a foundation.

If you’ve ever felt like the spotlight missed you, let me assure you: it hasn’t.

It’s just waiting for when your voice is strongest.

You don’t need to go viral to be valuable. 
You don’t need to be everywhere to be unforgettable.

Some of us build late. Some of us build loud. But the ones who build with intent? We last.

P.S. Drop a “Still building” if you’re carving your own path and not rushing it.

I never thought I'd get published

but when I pitched to one of India's biggest publishers,

I knew self-belief was my only currency.

Three years ago, I had an idea for a book.

A passion project about teenagers that kept me awake at night.

But here's the thing - I had zero publishing credentials.

No literary agent. No fancy connections. Just conviction.

The rejection emails started pouring in:

"Not what we're looking for right now."
"Your platform isn't big enough."
"Come back when you have more followers."

That's when I made a decision that changed everything.

Instead of shrinking, I doubled down on my belief.

I researched the publisher's entire catalog. I studied their audience. I crafted a proposal that spoke their language, not mine.

Most importantly? I pitched my expertise, not my desperation.

The meeting lasted 20 minutes.

They said yes on the spot.

Not because I was the most qualified author in the room.

But because I believed in my message so deeply, they couldn't ignore it.

Self-confidence isn't arrogance. It's preparation meeting opportunity.

The book launches early next year. ♥️

And every time someone tells me they "could never do that"...

I remind them: Neither could I. Until I decided I would.

P.S. What passion project are you talking yourself out of?

Content Coach Pooja Marwah, Founder of Authique on publishing her dream project. She is on a couch in jeans and a jacket and writing with paper and pen

This is the story I swore I'd never tell.

But here I am, typing it out.

Three years ago, I walked into a boardroom full of executives.

Halfway through my presentation, my voice cracked.

Not from nerves. From exhaustion.

Instead of powering through with a fake smile, I stopped.

I looked around the room and said, "I need to be honest. I'm going through something difficult, and it's affecting my energy. But I believe in this work."

The room went silent.

I thought I'd just tanked my career.

But something unexpected happened.

The CEO leaned forward and said, "Thank you for being real with us. Let's talk about how we can support you."

That vulnerability didn't make me weak in their eyes.

It made me human.

From that day, my relationships with clients changed completely.

They started sharing their own struggles.

Instead of seeing me as just another consultant, they saw me as someone who understood the weight of responsibility.

My business grew. Not because I became more polished, but because I became more authentic.

We spend so much time building walls at work, thinking strength means never showing cracks.

But sometimes, those cracks are exactly what let the light in.

P.S. What's one truth you've been afraid to share at work?

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Success changed the day it became 𝘣𝘶𝘺𝘢𝘣𝘭𝘦.

Followers. Awards. Even features in “top” publications - all for the right price.

A day ago, I was offered a feature in Forbes India. ₹1.5 lakhs. 

One bank transfer… and I’d instantly be placed among India’s “Who’s Who.”

The old me might’ve jumped. 

The visibility. The validation. The shiny label.

But here’s the truth I live by now:

If I have to pay for the credibility, I haven’t earned it yet.

So I said no.

Not because I couldn’t. Because I didn’t want my success to come with a receipt.

I’ve written for Governors. For Fortune 500 leaders. For people who shape policy and influence economies.

Not one of them hired me because of a paid feature. 

They hired me because when they speak, the room listens and they trust me to write the words that get them there.

Real success is not what you can buy. It’s what you can attract.

No shortcuts. No vanity metrics. No borrowed spotlight.

Just expertise. Integrity. And impact that holds up under silence.

In a world where almost anything can be purchased, reputation is the last true luxury.

So here’s the question I asked myself… and the one I’ll ask you now:

Would you rather be seen or be respected?

P.S Write your answer below. I’m curious. 

P.P.S. Yes, this is AI - so I can prove that everything today can be fabricated, except the integrity in you! Choose wisely.

The most powerful thing I did to grow to 200K++.

I didn’t go viral. I got clear. 

Not niche. Not aesthetic. Not trend-chasing.

Just… clear.

On Instagram, I didn’t try to be everything for everyone. 

I spoke like myself. Warm. Direct. No fluff. 

And I picked one thing I was willing to be known for: 

Helping people say what they actually mean.

Not just content. Clarity that moves.

I wrote like I talk. 

I posted like I was texting a friend. 

And every time someone said, “You put into words what I’ve been trying to say for years”

I knew I’d hit the right nerve.

That’s how I built 200K.

Not reach. Resonance.

And while LinkedIn sees the strategist, Instagram sees the raw drafts, the WIP voice notes, the unfiltered “this caption slaps” test kitchen.

If you’ve been stuck in “how do I grow?” Maybe start here:

Be so clear, they feel spoken to. Then add commas.

P.S. 👉 @thepoojamarwah if you want to see what clarity looks like in Reels.

I got fired via a @𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁𝘀𝗔𝗽𝗽 voice note 3 years ago. 

And it was the best thing that happened!

2 minutes 47 seconds of pure corporate poetry.

"We're restructuring."
"You understand, right?"
"It's not you, it's the budget."

Plot twist: They hired 3 people the next week.

I listened to it 5 times. 

Not because I was sad. 

Because it was hilarious.

My boss couldn't even call. 

Couldn't even type. 

Just rambled into his phone.

That firing launched Riya and my business Authique. 

Why? Because if they could fire me via voice note, I would build something they couldn't touch.

Now I choose my clients.

Now I set my terms.

Now I send the voice notes.

Thanks, ex-boss. Your cowardice created my courage.

P.S. How were you fired? Email? Text? Carrier pigeon?

You’re too expensive! 

"$4,000 a month for Linkedin? I'll do it myself."

6 months later, the same executive called back: 
"I need your help. Now."
 
What happened in those 6 months?
 
→ Zero board invitations
→ 4 hours weekly on "LinkedIn strategy"
→ One competitor got featured everywhere
→ 73 posts written (12 published, rest deleted)
 
Time cost: 96 hours 
Opportunity cost: 2 board positions 
Actual cost: $80,000 in lost board fees
 
Executives don't need more tasks. They need multiplication.
 
I don't "manage" your LinkedIn. I amplify your executive presence.

While you close deals, I ensure the right people already know your name.

I build the narrative that walks ahead of you before you enter any room.

P.S. Curious how this works? Drop by and have a peak - https://theauthique.com/

At 2 am last night, I had... 

Content ideas racing through my mind.

And somewhere between the brilliant ideas and the brutal self-doubt, I realized something.

This isn't insomnia.

This is my potential refusing to be ignored.

The kind that whispers "what if" in the dark.

Where dreams feel so close I can taste them.

Where I ask myself, "Am I crazy or am I onto something?"

Last night I - 
 1. Researched competitors while my husband slept.
 2. Worried I'm missing family time for work dreams.
 3. Made mental notes for tomorrow's strategy call.
 4. I drafted three LinkedIn posts in my head.
 5. Wondered why this restlessness
 6. Felt guilty for not switching off.
 7. Planned next month's content calendar.
 8. Questioned if I'm pushing too hard (again).
 9. Sketched out a client presentation on my phone.
10. Fell asleep at 4 AM with my notebook beside me.

But here's what I know now.

That restless energy isn't a problem to solve.

It's fuel waiting to be used.

Because this drive I carry - 
Ideas and ambition,
Sleepless nights and breakthrough moments,
Doubt and determination  -  is mine.

Exhausting. Exhilarating. Mine.

So if you're lying awake with visions of what could be, know this:

You're not broken. You're not overthinking.

You're just listening to a voice that refuses to be quiet.

P.S. Maybe it's time to listen.

The first time I Googled myself, I was horrified.

2017. My digital footprint laid bare.

An old college photo from a party I'd forgotten about.

A comment I'd made on someone's post three years ago that sounded... well, not very professional.

A news article mentioning my name in passing, but with a typo that made me cringe.

And then?

Random mentions scattered across the internet that painted a picture of someone I didn't even recognize.

I sat there staring at my screen, realizing that this is what people see when they search for me.

This is their first impression. Their introduction to who I am.

And honestly? It wasn't the story I wanted to tell.

That moment changed everything for me.

I realized that if I wasn't intentional about my personal brand, the internet would create one for me anyway.

And it might not be the one I'd choose.

So I started being deliberate. Strategic. Thoughtful about every piece of content I put out there.

Every post, every comment, every interaction became an opportunity to shape the narrative.

Not because I wanted to be fake or manufactured.

But because I wanted to be seen for who I actually am. For the value I bring.

For the work that matters to me.

Your digital presence isn't just about vanity metrics or follower counts.

It's about taking control of your story before someone else writes it for you.

Because whether you're actively building your brand or not, you have one.

The question is:

Are you the author of that story, or just a character in someone else's version of it?

P.S. When did you last Google yourself? What story did you find?

Googled content coach Pooja Marwah and found a wide array on information on her. 

I stopped competing years ago.

Because I realized something profound.

I'm not focused on:
→ Fighting for the same clients
→ Beating my competitors
→ Playing by their rules

Instead:
→ I create my own category
→ I solve problems they ignore
→ I build relationships they can't access

Linear thinking says: "How do I win this game?"

Asymmetric thinking asks: "What if I played a different game entirely?"

So, when everyone zigs, I zag.

The ones who thrive step sideways. They find white space. They create new rules.

When you stop competing, you start creating.

When you stop following, you start leading.

Stop asking "How do I beat them?"

Start asking "How do I make them irrelevant?"

P.S. What game are you creating instead of competing in?

Brilliant professionals get overlooked for awards.

And mediocre ones take home the trophy.

The uncomfortable truth? Results alone don't win awards.

I've seen this play out countless times in my work with Fortune 500 leaders and government officials.

→The person with the most impressive metrics sits in the audience.
→The one who had coffee with the judges walks to the stage.
→The quiet achiever gets forgotten while the networker gets noticed.

It's not fair. But it's reality.

Awards aren't just about what you've accomplished. They're about who knows what you've accomplished.

Your groundbreaking project means nothing if it stays buried in quarterly reports.

Your record-breaking sales figures are invisible if you don't speak up.

Your innovative solutions remain unknown if you're not in the right conversations.

I'm not saying results don't matter. They absolutely do.

But visibility amplifies those results.

The best professionals I work with understand this balance. 

They deliver exceptional work AND ensure the right people know about it.

→They build relationships before they need them.
→They share their wins strategically.
→They make themselves known to decision-makers.

Because at the end of the day, awards go to people who are both excellent and visible.

So here's to working brilliantly and speaking up about it.

P.S. Results or relationships - which do you prioritize?

Content Coach Pooja Marwah, Founder of Authique is on stage with the Governor of Uttarakhand.

She is talking about how visibility helps you get into rooms you never imagined in her post. It is a list of tips to grow your network and networth. 

She is in a grey and pink sari and has a mike in her hand.

The 8 minutes that can change your life! 

Everyone skips this 8-minute daily habit.

And that's exactly why they stay invisible.

I'm not talking about: 
→ Perfect timing
→ Expensive tools
→ Complex strategies
→ Waiting for inspiration

Instead: 
→ I show up consistently
→ I add value to my network
→ I let people see my expertise
→ I share one insight from my day
→ I spend 8 minutes writing one post

Most professionals consume content all day.

They read. They scroll. They like.

But they never contribute.

While they stay silent, I build my reputation one post at a time.

I become the person others think of when opportunities arise.

Because visibility isn't about being perfect.

It's about being present.

Your expertise means nothing if no one knows about it.

Your insights can't help anyone if you keep them to yourself.

The leaders who get noticed aren't necessarily the smartest.

They're the ones who consistently share their knowledge.

You have 8 minutes today.

Use them to be seen by the right people.

P.S. What's stopping you from posting today?

"How much did you make this year?"

We get asked this a lot.

And honestly, it always makes us uncomfortable.

Let us ask you something

When you share your income goals on social media, what exactly are you celebrating?

Is it the number itself? Or is it the validation, the applause, the way people suddenly see you differently?

We don't sit there calculating whether our worth is tied to our bank balance, right?

Because some things, like genuine success or meaningful impact, aren't measured in direct dollars.

They're measured in freedom. In fulfillment. In the problems we solve.

In the way we sleep at night knowing we're building something that matters.

We've seen too many people chase numbers that look good in screenshots but feel empty in real life.

The six-figure launch that left them burned out.
The income milestone that made them feel anxious.
The revenue goal that cost them their  relationships.

So, the next time you feel pressure to share your revenue or hit a certain number, ask yourself:

What am I really measuring?

Success isn't just about what we earn. It's about what we learn, who we become, and how we show up.

Focus on the right metrics and watch how beautifully everything else falls into place.

P.S. What does real success look like to you?

1 offer. 7 days. 17 sales. 

Yet, here's my Razorpay dashboard. 

Whether it's for my coaching programs or content services, The numbers tell the story. 

Payment after payment. Captured successfully. 

Because when you deliver elite content, clients pay willingly. 

And they keep coming back for more. 

Look at this flow - November 5th, 4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st... 

→ Consistent business growth. 
→ Consistent value delivery. 
→ Consistent transactions. 

Even that one refund on November 3rd? 

That's transparency in action. 

Building trust means owning every transaction. 

The best professionals track everything. 

They know their worth. They price accordingly. 

And they never apologize for charging premium rates. 

So the next time you tell me you're "just starting out" 

Ask yourself why successful people invest in systems that work :) 

Your payment dashboard should look like mine. 

What say? 

P.S. Having a webinar to walk you through the process. Click here to reserve your seat → https://lnkd.in/dCv97HxG

Creators with 1M followers struggle to sell a $10 product

Meanwhile, others with 500 followers close five-figure deals.

The difference isn't their audience size.

It is their understanding of one simple truth: Content that sells speaks to problems, not preferences.

When I started working with Fortune 500 clients, I noticed something fascinating.

Their most successful campaigns weren't the viral ones.

They were the ones that made people think: "This person gets exactly what I'm going through."

→ Instagram taught me storytelling.
→ LinkedIn showed me authority building.
→ Twitter forced me to be concise.

But across every platform, the golden rule remained the same:

Stop trying to impress. Start trying to connect.

The content that converts doesn't scream "BUY NOW."

It whispers "I understand your struggle."

People buy from those who make them feel seen, not sold to.

Just honest communication that makes someone stop scrolling and start thinking.

P.S. What's the last piece of content that made you actually take action?

Confession: We pay our CFO in Cuddles! 

And, tbh.. it works. ♥️

P.S. Do you like the video format?

I’m the contradiction no one warned you about.

The yin and the yang of me.. ☯️

One foot in power suits, one foot in fuzzy socks. 
One tab open for pitch decks, one for philosophy. 

One day posting about brand strategy, the next making a reel about how your content looks like my daughter’s room: a mess.

I build luxury brands by day. And make 1000 word puzzles by night. 

My DMs have blue ticks, CEOs, and politicians. 

My dinner table has ketchup stains and “Maaa, where are my earrings?”

This is not balance. 
It’s rhythm. 
Not neat. 
Not perfect. 
But very, very real.

You don’t have to pick a lane. 
You don’t have to be one thing. 
You don’t have to apologise for being all of it.

You’re allowed to be both the storm and the quiet that follows.

You’re allowed to wear all your layers loud.

Because when you stop trying to fit into the world’s idea of you,

You start becoming the one they remember.

So if you’re also building a life that feels like a bit of everything -  just know this

You’re not confused. You’re complete.

P.S. What’s your yin and yang right now? I’d love to know.

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