Nishita Jogani

“It’s not who you are that holds you back, it’s who you think you’re not.“ I have always been a person who overthinks everything and, hence, rarely tried anything new. Since last year, I have been trying to overcome this, but it has been a really difficult journey. Whenever I decide to do something new, all that comes to my mind is: Will I be successful? Is it a good idea? Is it worth all I have to do to get there? Is it worth so much time and effort? Does this even have any value? Do I have any value? Am I good enough?  etc etc etc. So many questions keep wandering around in my head. And I have to fight with myself. I have to unlisten to these questions and focus on what I am doing. But this war goes on till I see any value in the things I am doing or working on. I always know in the beginning that the work I am doing has some worth, but I still doubt myself. I struggle with every step. I now realize that I actually doubt myself and not the actual work. It's been one year of tryin

“If we wait until we're ready, we'll be waiting for the rest of our lives.” – Lemony Snicket In the last few months, I have realized that you are never really ready to do anything new. You need to start without being fully prepared. Yes. There will never be a ‘right time’. Last year in January, I decided to start blogging, but I never felt ready. Then by the end of that year, I started this blog page, thinking of getting out of my comfort zone. I thought that if I will create an account on a platform, maybe then I will be inspired to write or have the courage to post blogs. But I just kept procrastinating, I kept overthinking on the topic of my first blog. I thought that the topic of my first blog should be something outstanding. As it was going to be my first blog so I was stuck in the loop of finding the ‘perfect’ topic for my first blog, which I never really found. But, today, after almost 7 months of being on this blog page, even though I don't feel ready enough