Savi Sharma, the acclaimed author of bestselling books like "Everyone Has a Story" and "The Happiness Story," is one such storyteller whose words have resonated with readers around the globe. In an exclusive interview, Savi Sharma opens up about the journey that ignited the spark to write, the evolution of her craft, and the pursuit of happiness that threads through her work.
FINDING THE WRITER'S CALLING
The interview begins with a classic yet pivotal question: When did Savi Sharma feel the calling to write? The response takes us back to the early years, a time when the dream of storytelling took root in the fertile soil of childhood imagination. In college, her love for novels sparked the realization that writing was not just a passion but a calling. She unveils the magic of discovering one's purpose within the pages of stories.
THE COMMON THREAD: 'STORY'
A curious pattern emerges as we explore Savi Sharma's choice of book titles—all featuring the common word 'story. 'Was it deliberate or a coincidence? The author candidly shares how it started as a fluke but transformed into a conscious choice. "Story" becomes the thread binding Savi’s diverse works, creating a unique yet interconnected identity for each book.
THE PINCH-ME MOMENT: EVERYONE HAS A STORY
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