Over the years, your support has made Women’s Web the leading resource for women in India. Now, it is our turn to ask, how can we make this even more useful for you? Please take our short 5 minute questionnaire – your feedback is important to us!
The thought of creating something indigenous and organic gave birth to Word Weave, the brain child of Anu Krishna!
Passion is the key ingredient for success and, success comes to those who take the first leap out of their comfort zone to seek what they love to do. Every individual, when they realize their passion, their love for a vocation, their dream to create and expand their goal, has duly arrived in the world of success. What follows later is, the persistence and perseverance that are needed to reach the goal post. And, this is exactly what Anu Krishna’s Word Weave is all about!
“The urge to impact people in a big way” as quoted by Anu Krishna, is a big statement in itself.
Anu is not just a coach whose mission in life is to spruce up communication skills in people, but also, to sow the seed of entrepreneurship in teenagers and women. Her firm, Word Weave conducts workshops on creative writing for children in the age group 8-11.
The other workshops include personal branding and responsive communication in English for teenagers and adults that is intended to help individuals gain confidence, and unleash their potential in their personal and professional space.
When asked about how she realized her dream of Word Weave, she explains that she had to rebel against herself to take the first baby steps into the world of entrepreneurship. Her moment of epiphany arrived when her determination to make a difference took shape from the very thought of a becoming an entrepreneur.
“People and their emotions come first, the other missing pieces find their way into the jigsaw puzzle.” That is how Anu’s Word Weave has grown by leaps and bounds. Her current aim is to provide as many children as possible with important lessons on personal development and creative writing that shall help them unlock their creative potential.
As a part of Breaking Barriers, Anu Krishna is a perfect example of a super woman with a cape and a magic wand, who weaves magic with her words. A Commerce graduate from University of Bombay, she has donned multiple hats through her career, as an auditor, as an operations lead in a software start up firm and as a certified creative writer (associated with the Writers’ Bureau UK). She has written many short stories that have been published online and, in print. And intermittently, she freelances for Deccan Herald and writes on topics pertaining to education, travel, art and culture. She is also an aspiring NLP coach.
A woman can break through the glass ceiling. And, hard work, dedication and attention to detail ensures the realization of her beautiful dream. Anu Krishna has proved it!
Join the Women’s Web Network for women at work by filling in the form below. You will receive a monthly newsletter from us with great resources, plus we’ll keep you posted on all Women’s Web events in your city!
Email Format
Image source: youtube
A software engineer in the past, a content writer, an amateur blogger, an avid reader and traveler, an engaging conversationalist, an army wife, a pre school teacher and importantly, an incurable optimist! read more...
Women's Web is an open platform that publishes a diversity of views, individual posts do not necessarily represent the platform's views and opinions at all times.
Stay updated with our Weekly Newsletter or Daily Summary - or both!
He said that he needed sometime to himself. I waited for him as any other woman would have done, and I gave him his space, I didn't want to be the clingy one.
Trigger Warning: This deals with mental trauma and depression, and may be triggering for survivors.
I am someone who believes in honesty and trust, I trust people easily and I think most of the times this habit of mine turns into bane.
This is a story of how a matrimonial website service turned into a nightmare for me, already traumatized by the two relationships I’ve had. It’s a story for every woman who lives her life on the principles of honesty and trust.
And when she enters the bedroom, she sees her husband's towel lying on the bed, his underwear thrown about in their bathroom. She rolls her eyes, sighs and picks it up to put in the laundry bag.
Vasudha, age 28 – is an excellent dancer, writer, podcaster and a mandala artist. She is talented young woman, a go getter and wouldn’t bat an eyelid if she had to try anything new. She would go head on with it. Everyone knew Vasudha as this cheerful and pretty young lady.
Except when marriage changed everything she knew. Since she was always outdoors, whether for office or for travelling for her dance shows, Vasudha didn’t know how to cook well.
Going by her in-laws definition of cooking – she had to know how to cook any dishes they mentioned. Till then Vasudha didn’t know that learning to cook was similar to getting an educational qualification. As soon as she entered the household after her engagement, nobody was interested what she excelled at, everybody wanted to know – what dishes she knew how to cook.