Abdulkader Kader

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[Sifra Lentin @sifralentin]

My article on the Dawoodi Bohra transcultural network explores the amazing Bohra cuisine and composite language -- lisan-ul- dawat
@GatewayHouseIND @embassyindiaincanada @IndianEmbassyUS @Indian_Embassy @Dawoodi_Bohras https://t.co/cDNz5isNfA

[The Dawoodi Bohras of the UK 🇬🇧 @Bohras_UK]

Happy 95th Birthday to Her Majesty the Queen. Whilst tinged with sadness at the recent passing of #HRHPrincePhilip, we hope she feels the warmth, respect and support from the @Dawoodi_Bohras Community in the #UK and many of those around the world during this difficult time.

[taimur @taimurabdaal]

who is layman and why does he have so many terms?

[Abdeali Palanpur @PalanpurAbdeali]

@Abdulkader5352 Both 😂

[Abdulkader Kader @Abdulkader5352]

@PalanpurAbdeali First name or surname? 🤣🤔

[Abdeali Palanpur @PalanpurAbdeali]

Y’all ever say your names in different accents with different people?

[Ali Abdaal @AliAbdaal]

I would always include a hook in your videos 👇

[Alex & Books 📚 @AlexAndBooks_]

On a quest for your next great read?

Here are 4 of my favorite book recommendation sites:

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[MatthewDicks @MatthewDicks]

#Storytelling tip:

Using the present tense while telling your story affords you many advantages, including the ability to use the past tense when shifting into backstory.

This can be very helpful for audiences making sense of the flow of time.

#storyteller #story

[Josh Gross @endtwist]

So many folks (esp. the media) are missing the complete backstory on $GME and how we got here.

This has been simmering for over a year and the story behind it is great. I’ve been tracking this since September and devoured all of the details from the origin through today.

[Blake Emal @heyblake]

Want to steal my content strategy?

400+ words on how I’m creating and distributing my thoughts.

Just reply below if you want it!

I’ll DM it to anyone that asks.

[MatthewDicks @MatthewDicks]

#Storytelling tip:

No one has ever gleefully asked to see a Powerpoint deck a second time.

But people will happily watch the same movie 50 times and memorize ever word.

They’ll still laugh and cry even on the 50th viewing.

Story always wins.

#storyteller #story

[Abdulkader Kader @Abdulkader5352]

@HussainaKhurrum @eraxtrana Couldn't agree more

[Dr. Fatema Aftab @fatema_521]

Forgot to post the poem I wrote last week on here. It’s about my fears of labour after doing my last obgyn rotation. Have a read you guys and lemme know what you think 🥳

[Abdulkader Kader @Abdulkader5352]

I've gone more in depth as to why The Resonance Calendar worked so well for me in a blog post below. https://t.co/zw6JFmoVgH

[Abdulkader Kader @Abdulkader5352]

@brandonthezhang @AliAbdaal

3 reasons Why I Love The Resonance Calendar:

1- Facilitates reflection and helps to remember more.
2- Encourages creativity through connection.
3- It's fun to look back and see what I was consuming. It's a reflection of what headspace I was in.

[MatthewDicks @MatthewDicks]

#Storytelling tip:

The two most important parts of any story are action and dialogue (including internal dialogue).

If you’re spending a lot of time describing things, you are boring your audience.

#storyteller #story

[Abdeali Palanpur @PalanpurAbdeali]

Loving it.

[MatthewDicks @MatthewDicks]

#Storytelling tip:

Don’t end your story with joke or a pun. People listen to stories to be moved. They want to feel changed in their head and heart.

Say something important about you at the end of your story.

Not some witty little turn-of-phrase.

#storyteller #story

[Thomas Frank @TomFrankly]

Criticism is useful, but *how* you should act on it is often hidden. Sometimes, you shouldn't give the critic exactly what they want. Sometimes there's a hidden insight.

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