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Deepali Joshi Adhikary from Indore is a freelance corporate trainer and
writer/blogger. After spending considerable time in banking, she is now associated with leading brands as an empanelled trainer specializing in finance and soft skills. Her writing portfolio spans across blog posts, social influencer articles, reviews, academic papers, creative writing and website content.  

 Drop a message through the contact form to hire me for professional writing services:

  • Blogposts/ articles
  • Influencer articles
  • Website content
  • Emailers 
  • Presentations/complete content set for pieces of training
  • Ghostwriting for books

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I feel nice. I spoke to my friend after a long time. I don’t understand why he distanced himself over the last few years. We were so close in college. We also got a job in the same company. Both of us worked hard to get where we are today. Our means were different, so were our expectations from our position. Of course, I love my family but I wanted to enjoy the benefits that came with my powerful position. He didn’t agree with me. I guess that was the reason he stopped talking to me. I was really happy to talk to him today but then he started the same old nonsense. What does he mean that it will blow in my face? That I should change? Times are changing, he said. I wanted to shout back at him that nothing has changed and it never will.
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