Our cities are shining with silver every year, and women are wearing red and gold, Karva Chauth is playing like poetry in religion.

Women do not drink a drop of water or eat a morsel of food all day long, day in and day out, dawn to dusk, all in the interests of the well-being and long life of their husbands. It's more than a ritual. It is the love covered with tradition and power hidden in silence and patience that shines behind a smile.

But behind that glowing diya and gorgeous mehendi, there is another form of fast that many a woman does not cease to have even after the moon has come out: a fast of their own dreams.

The Sacrifices without Spoken Words Beyond Karva Chauth.

Each Karva Chauth makes us remember that women have been and shall always remain the heartbeat of the families, keeping the houses running and raising children, rocking the spouses, and yet smiling despite it all. However, in-between duty and romance, millions of women stop in their tracks on their personal goals.

They leave their promising careers to look after families. They prefer other people to be stable rather than themselves. They shelved their dreams, saying to themselves, perhaps sometime. But the latter does not always come easy.

It is not that the fire inside dies; it only fades away. And every now and then when you notice your old workmates showing signs of a promotion, or when your child tells you, "Mumma, you are so clever!  You feel that spark again.

The ignition that fades, I can still do it.

And you absolutely can.

Between Sacrifice and Self-Rediscovery.

It is all about love in Karva Chauth, but love is not just about others. It is also about growing because of loving yourself.

Similar to women who fast in unrelenting commitment, just imagine what would happen should they apply the same commitment and devotion to what they dream.

What, then, would happen? When you broke your fast at moonrise, you also broke another fast, which you had been keeping unknowingly from your career, your confidence, and at your creativity?

It is high time to consider Karva Chauth not merely as a love celebration to your partner but as a way of rediscovering your strength.

The New Age of Empowered Women: Work Your Way.

The world has changed. Opportunities are no longer located behind office desks or behind glass doors. They are there in your computer, your phone, and your passion. Women do not necessarily need to decide between work and home nowadays, as work has been transformed. Your family has to help build your professional life, but not the other way round. That is where freelancing is turning out to be a revolution.

See yourself making money off your talents—writing, designing, selling, teaching, consulting, and coding—all in the comfort of your living room, as your child plays or you simmer your dinner.

Just think: you can add again to the wage bill of your family; you can make something of your own, and you will say, I didn't sacrifice; I began again.

The Reason Why YoKrazy Is More Than a Platform It is a Movement.

This is an emotion we feel at YoKrazy. Women who used to be team leaders are now house heads, and we have also helped them cross over to both worlds with the same grace. YoKrazy is not any other freelancing site. It is a free agency, freegency. There is no necessity to pursue clients or race indefinitely.

In this case, your talent is combined with genuine projects via a team that deals with the back end, such as communicating with clients, following up on payments, and delivery of projects, and you are left to what you are good at, your work.

You could be a content writer, designer, social media specialist, HR consultant, finance specialist, or any other worker in this world; you would find a place at YoKrazy. Since we consider that your career break does not make you. Your comeback does.

The New Vow: The Modern Karva Chauth.

On the evening you are standing on your balcony, waiting till the moon comes up, have a moment of looking inward.

You have starved a whole day over one you love, and that love is pure and unconditional and beautiful.

But promise again under the same moonlight, after the first taste of water and the first bite of food, a promise to yourself.

Swear that thou shalt no longer starve at thy own desires.

Swear that you will not remain behind due to domestic duties or family needs with your talents, dreams, and identity.

Pledge not to do too much, but do it.

Since you can smile all day even when you are not eating, you can then definitely command your future with power.

Narratives Such as Yours Change Things.

Most of the women who had been a part of YoKrazy at one stage are where you are now, not knowing how to feel, uncertain, and asking themselves whether they can start over again.

Now they work, develop, and motivate other people not only as professionals but also as role models to their daughters and families.

They were not liberated by rejecting the conventions; they just struck a balance between them so wonderfully that love, duty, and ambition were combined into a different empowerment.

You can write your own comeback story as well. It only needs one step, one message, one sign-up, and one act of faith.

The Moon Still Shines to You.

The Karva Chauth moon is the symbol of love, patience, and satisfaction. But it is also hope, hope that shines even in the gloomiest night, and when you go up and look through that shining moon tonight, remember you are up against the hunger you had today.

Thou hast much wiser made the doubts that meant thee to stay, and you are stronger than you have ever thought. Karva Chauth is a festival of the woman who sacrifices perpetually. Now we will glorify the woman who swells and swells.

Break your fast. Begin your future.

And with YoKrazy, all the second chances of the women are their best.