Anas khan

Joined June 2025

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Use Kindness to Kill Two Birds with One Stone
The afternoon sun dipped low as Marisol stepped into the crowded waiting room, clutching a package of home-baked cookies. Today, she had two missions: comfort her elderly neighbor, Mrs. Nguyen, by sharing a sweet treat at the local clinic—and ease her own restless anxiety that had followed her all day.
By Anas khan6 months ago in Humans
Why Schools Need to Teach Emotional Intelligence in 2025
I sat in the back row of a high school classroom last month, invited to speak to students about storytelling. They were quiet—glassy-eyed, scrolling TikTok under desks, waiting for the bell to release them. I asked what makes a story powerful.
By Anas khan7 months ago in Humans
Top 7 Proven Hairfall Solutions That Actually Work in 2025
Hairfall is a common concern that affects millions worldwide. Whether caused by genetics, stress, diet, or environmental factors, losing hair can impact confidence and self-esteem. Luckily, 2025 brings a fresh wave of innovative, science-backed hairfall solutions that deliver real results. If you’re struggling with thinning hair or excessive shedding, read on to discover the top seven proven ways to stop hairfall and promote healthy regrowth.
By Anas khan7 months ago in Blush
10 Proven Digital Marketing Strategies That Actually Work in 2025
In the ever-changing world of digital marketing, staying ahead of the curve in 2025 is more than just a goal — it’s a necessity. But what actually works right now? And how do small business owners, creators, and freelancers cut through all the noise?
By Anas khan7 months ago in Journal
When the Moon Forgot to Rise
Certainly! Here's a **revised version of the story**, now with exactly **620 words** while keeping it immersive, atmospheric, and emotionally engaging:
By Anas khan7 months ago in Fiction
Invisible Weight: Solving the Mental Load Women Carry Every Day
Invisible Weight: Solving the Mental Load Women Carry Every Day From emotional labor to silent to-do lists — here’s how to lighten what no one else sees. It starts small.
By Anas khan7 months ago in Lifehack
What If Grief Had a Face?
It was one of those rare spring afternoons when the air smells like both fresh rain and the faint promise of summer. I was sitting on a weathered wooden bench in the park, a place I’d come to more out of habit than hope. The world around me seemed to buzz with life—the chatter of children, the rustle of leaves, the hum of distant traffic—but inside, I felt hollow, as if grief had hollowed me out from the inside.
By Anas khan7 months ago in Fiction