Aditi Sharma Maheshwari

3 weeks ago | bizcatalyst360.com | Aditi Sharma Maheshwari

There was once a bridge that never met its other side. A strange thing, really—standing proud, stretching wide, yet always stopping short. It wasn’t unfinished. No, that would suggest intention. It was abandoned. Forgotten. A grand monument to hesitation, to words swallowed instead of spoken. The birds roosted upon it, the wind howled through its empty space, and beneath it, a river of unexpressed emotions rushed past, carving silence into stone.

3 weeks ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Aditi Sharma Maheshwari

How Gen Z is rewriting business models? In the bustling corridors of innovation, a new generation strides forward, not with the weight of legacy, but with the agility of digital prowess. Generation Z, born between the late 1990s and early 2010s, is not merely adapting to the business world—they are redefining it.

1 month ago | bizcatalyst360.com | Aditi Sharma Maheshwari

Once, in a village of parched souls and silent hopes, there was a man named Kavi. He had spent his life digging wells, not for wealth, but because he could not bear the sight of cracked lips and hollow eyes. He had seen too many wither before their time, their bodies curling into the dust, their spirits evaporating into the sky like the morning mist. So, he dug. He dug when the sun scorched the land. He dug when the monsoon washed away his efforts. He dug when the wind whispered that it was pointless.

Dec 23, 2024 | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Aditi Sharma Maheshwari

As our world grows noisier, solitude retreats offer a rare escape. The rise of these retreats—designed for people seeking solace from the noise of both the external world and their internal monologues—reflects a growing cultural movement. It’s not just about escaping others; it’s about rediscovering ourselves. The modern world is a cacophony of pings, likes, and endless notifications. We wake up to screens, scroll through the day, and drift off—still tethered to our devices.

Nov 29, 2024 | livingetc.com | Aditi Sharma Maheshwari

Sometimes, it’s not just the home and its structure that matters; it’s also the history and heritage of the neighborhood that truly makes a home a good “find.” That was the case with this property, located in the historic Old Louisville neighborhood, recognized by the National Register of Historic Places as having the most contiguous Victorian homes in the United States. But it wasn't the first home to catch interior designer Bethany Adams' eye.