What does it truly mean to be a writer in today’s world and why can’t creativity be taught in classrooms?
In this thoughtful and honest episode of The Supreet Singh Show, Supreet Singh sits down with Mubarak Sandhu, Writer, Poet, Editor, Podcaste, and Motivational Speaker, for a deep conversation on poetry, discipline, youth and authenticity.
Mubarak Sandhu shares his early journey of poetry, the real meaning of rhyme and why poetry and shayari are essentially the same art form. He also reflects on how respect for teachers, discipline and values is slowly fading from schools and colleges, and what that means for society.
Key Topics Discussed:
✔ Why writing is an inborn skill, not something you can learn from books
✔ Poetry, rhyme, shayari and the soul of creative expression
✔ Decline of discipline and respect in education
✔ Social media influence vs. real-life influence
✔ Youth stress, attention loss and emotional balance
✔ How to live honestly in a fake world
This episode is a must‑watch for writers, poets, students, teachers, parents, and anyone questioning modern society.