Tag: shreyalogy

• Woven with Love: A Note on National Handloom Day

  

  When I was a kid, my nani used to tell me stories from her childhood – about the things she had, the things she didn’t, and how she’d seen parts of her culture slowly get washed away by modernization. She told me how clothes were made in her time – by hand. Sarees, kurtis, dining…

  Shreya Singh

  August 7, 2026

  Forgotten India

  Artisans, Culture and Heritage, Handloom, Heritage, Indian culture, Indian Handloom, Indian History, Indian Textiles, Made in India, National Handloom Day, shreyalogy, Sustainable Fashion, Swadeshi Movement, Traditional Crafts, Weaving

• Marechan Burrows: Meet Miss World Bahamas 2026

  

  What happens when a diplomat, journalist, storyteller and community advocate walks onto the Miss World stage? You get Marechan Burrows. The 27-year-old Bahamian is no stranger to representing her country. As a Foreign Service Officer with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Bahamas and a weekend reporter with the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas,…

  Shreya Singh

  July 10, 2026

  Pageantry

  Bahamas, Bahamas Pageant, Bahamian Beauty Queen, Beauty Pageant, beauty pageants, Beauty Queens, Marechan Burrows, Miss World, Miss World 2026, Miss World 2026 Contestants, Miss World Bahamas, Miss World Bahamas 2026, Miss World Contestants, Pageant News, Pageant Updates, Pageantry, shreyalogy

• Professionalism Is the Most Overrated Personality Trait

  Professionalism Is the Most Overrated Personality Trait I don’t exactly have the most professional aura. Very honestly, I like it that way. Because somewhere along the way, “professionalism” stopped meaning competence and started meaning pretending to be someone you’re not. It became this strange performance where everyone smiles with exactly twelve teeth, replies with “Noted,…

  Shreya Singh

  July 4, 2026

  Corporate Life, Uncategorized

  AI in education, AI in the workplace, authenticity, Career Advice, company culture, corporate culture, corporate hypocrisy, Corporate Life, corporate satire, emotional intelligence, Employee Experience, Gen Z at work, leadership, leadership culture, management, millennials at work, Modern Workplace, office politics, opinion article, professionalism, professionalism at work, respect, shreyalogy, toxic work culture, work life, Workplace Culture, workplace double standards, workplace ethics, workplace opinions, workplace respect

• Hoppers Review: Is Tom the Lizard Really Better Than Olaf?

  If you know me, you’d know that the world’s most important and intelligent person (me) would tell you I’m incredibly fun to be around. I’m practically the reincarnation of Olaf, according to some of the wisest minds of our generation (also me). So when the internet collectively decided that “Tom might be the best side…

  Shreya Singh

  July 1, 2026

  Entertainment

  animated film review, animated movies, animation review, Avatar comparison, Disney animation, Disney characters, Disney fans, Disney Hoppers, disney movies, Disney review, Disney side characters, Entertainment Blog, family entertainment, family movies, Hindi dubbed movies, Hoppers, Hoppers Hindi dub, Hoppers movie review, Hoppers review, JioHotstar, movie blog, movie review, Olaf, Olaf Frozen, Pascal Tangled, Pixar style movies, shreyalogy, Tom Hoppers, Tom the Lizard, Tom vs Olaf

• The Emperor Who Declared War on the Sea (And Lost. Obviously.)

  I love a man with a plan. I love it even more when the plan is insane, the man has unlimited resources, and absolutely nobody around him says “hey, maybe don’t.” Today’s specimen: Caligula, Roman emperor, certified menace, and the only military commander in recorded history to formally declare war on the ocean. Yes. The…

  Shreya Singh

  June 28, 2026

  Blog

  Ancient Civilizations, Ancient Rome, Ancient World, Caligula, Comedy Writing, dark humor, Funny History, Historical Anecdotes, Historical Curiosities, Historical Figures, Historical Humor, History, history blog, History Facts, History Lovers, Military History, Power and Politics, Roman Empire, Roman History, satire, shreyalogy, storytelling, Strange History, The English Channel, weird history

• The Psychology of Why We Root for the Villain (And Why That Says Something Interesting About You)

  Let me ask you something. When you were watching Breaking Bad, at what point did you stop rooting for Walter White? If your answer is “I never stopped,” congratulations. You are exactly who this article is for. There is a very specific experience that happens when you’re watching a show or reading a book and…

  Shreya Singh

  June 27, 2026

  Blog

  Amy Dunne, Anti-Heroes, Books, Breaking Bad, Carl Jung, Cersei Lannister, Character Development, Character Psychology, creative writing, Fiction, Fiction Analysis, Hannibal Lecter, human nature, human psychology, Literary Analysis, Moral Ambiguity, Morality, Narrative Psychology, Pop Culture, psychology, Reader Psychology, Reading, Shadow Self, shreyalogy, storytelling, TV Shows, Villain Origin Stories, Villains, Walter White, writers

• The Audacity of Unsolicited Advice (And How to Survive It Without Committing Crimes)

  (Literary. Obviously. My lawyer — me — insists.) There is a very specific type of person in this world. You know them. You have met them at family dinners, in office corridors, in comment sections, in the DMs of strangers on the internet who found your post about buying a new bag and felt compelled…

  Shreya Singh

  June 26, 2026

  Blog

  advice culture, Career Advice, dealing with unsolicited advice, essays, family dynamics, gender expectations, human behaviour, humour, independence, linkedin culture, modern life, opinion, personal boundaries, personal growth, psychology, quiet rebellion, relationships, satire, self-confidence, setting boundaries, shreyalogy, social commentary, unsolicited advice, unwanted advice, witty writing, women and society, Workplace Culture

• The Radium Girls: The Women Who Glowed, Got Sick, and Then Changed the World

  The world loves a good invention story. Someone has a big idea. People call them crazy. They persist. They win. Everybody claps. What the world doesn’t love is the part of the story where the people doing the actual labour get their bones dissolved in the process. So today, we’re talking about the Radium Girls.…

  Shreya Singh

  June 25, 2026

  Uncategorized

  1920s, Albina Larice, American History, Corporate Negligence, dark history, Dark History Series, Edna Hussman, Educational Articles, Forgotten History, Grace Fryer, Historical Tragedies, history blog, History Explained, History Lovers, Human Stories, Industrial Disasters, Industrial Medicine, Katherine Schaub, Labour History, Legal History, Longform Articles, Marie Curie, Medical History, Occupational Safety, Quinta McDonald, Radiation Poisoning, Radioactivity, Radium, Radium Girls, Radium Girls History, shreyalogy, Toxic Exposure, True History, Women’s History, Workers’ Rights, Workplace Hazards, Workplace Safety, World War I

• Apparently My Brain Isn’t Broken. It’s Just Running Ancient Software

  

  I was watching a YouTube video on my way back home from work. Now, considering my commute is long enough to qualify as a short domestic flight, I consume a lot of content while travelling. Most of it gets forgotten before I even reach my destination. This video didn’t. It was called 10 Habits That…

  Shreya Singh

  June 23, 2026

  Blog

  Adulting, brain rewiring, Daily Habits, emotional wellbeing, happiness, healthy habits, Intentional Living, journaling, lifestyle blog, mental clarity, mental health, mental wellness, mindfulness, mindset shift, neuroplasticity, overthinking, personal development, personal growth, productivity, psychology, self development, Self Improvement, self reflection, shreyalogy, stress management, Work Life Balance

• Not Everybody Gets a Vote: Stop Letting Strangers Make Your Life Decisions

  

  Lavanya From Bihar Doesn’t Get a Vote I need more people to stop caring. Not in a “be rude to everyone” kind of way. In a “why are you allowing complete strangers to sit on the board of directors of your life?” kind of way. Because some of you are out here making life decisions…

  Shreya Singh

  June 22, 2026

  Blog

  authenticity, be yourself, blogging, boundaries, confidence, confidence building, confidence tips, courage, criticism, decision making, emotional resilience, empowerment, feedback, growth mindset, independence, internet culture, life advice, life lessons, lifestyle blog, living authentically, mental health, mindset, modern life, motivation, motivation article, Opinion Piece, opinions of others, overcoming fear of judgment, people pleasing, personal development, personal empowerment, personal growth, productivity, psychology, self acceptance, self confidence, Self Improvement, self worth, shreyalogy, social pressure, stop caring what people think