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10 Jobs That Didn’t Exist 15 Years Ago But Are In High Demand Today

A phrase, we’ve all heard a few hundred times, growing up. And every time a relative or a teacher asked me the same, I would talk about all sorts of fantasies. Sometimes I’d say a doctor, sometimes, I’d listen to my heart, and say a writer and sometimes even a horticulturist (Even though I barely understood what that meant, back then). And there I was, at age 17, living in a time when blogging was a rage. And here I am, age 26, making a living off an occupation that didn’t even exist 15 years ago. But, it’s far from being the only one. The list below also features 9 others.

1. Blogger



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No surprises for guessing how yours truly chose to kickstart the list. Bloggers and content writers are everywhere and many of them earn very well. Some are self-employed and some work for agencies and media houses. Either way, a blogger gets to channel out their inner creativity in a brilliant way and to a potential audience of millions. Or maybe, I’m just saying all this because my bosses are reading. Just kidding. Or Am I?

Why Has Doing Something ‘Like A Girl’ Become An Insult? This Video Has Some Powerful Answers

“Stop crying like a girl.”
“Hey dude, you run like a girl.”
These statements, don't they make you wonder since when did being "like a girl" become an insult? Do people who utter such "innocent remarks" understand how they affect a girl's psyche? What if I told you 1 in 2 girls in India find the phrase #LikeAGirl insulting? According to an independent survey by Nielsen, conducted in association with Whisper, 7 in 10 girls in India feel pressurized to conform to societal restrictions and 6 in 10 girls eventually stop playing sports or are compelled to let go of their passions on reaching puberty.