Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫

All things Communication | Brand Storyteller | Wordsmith |
I'm on a journey to discover human psychology.
Views and poetry here are all mine!

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

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[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

Tonight, hold your children closer than ever. Feel their warmth, hear their laughter, and let it wash away the fear you felt today.
In their innocent embrace, find strength to face the uncertainties. Hold them tight, for in their safety, lies our peace.

#BombThreat #MomDiary

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

Garima, thank you for not giving up on us 😊💕

[Harshita Sharma @Harshita511]

“I know, there’s a version of me
somewhere in the future.
He’s looking at this moment
right here and saying,
‘Rudy, thank you for not giving up on us.’”

- Rudy Francisco

[Tiny Buddha @tinybuddha]

“Know that whatever you do, you will disappoint someone. That’s okay. Just don’t disappoint yourself.” ~Michelle Marks

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

Thank you @Harshita511 for writing this.
Every letter, punctuation, and phrase of this tweet matters - today and every day.

#WorldMentalHealthDay

[Harshita Sharma @Harshita511]

Today I have been seeing a lot of posts about mental health. It’s world mental health day, after all. People are “supposed” to talk about it until they go back to invalidate every emotion ever. And that’s the thing. People assume that they have done their part by sharing a mandatory post and can call themselves associated with the cause. But that’s not the truth. Your “duty” doesn’t end here, if you are really concerned about mental health. It won’t end until and unless you really try to understand how is it to be a mentally ill person. Your sympathy of one day means nothing until you put efforts to be empathetic and compassionate in your day to day life. Acknowledging and accepting that you do not understand how people can be mentally ill is way better that trending #mentalhealthmatters on social media and then telling people they are just overthinking and exaggerating, when they try to open up to you.
Because nothing hurts more than seeing people use “mental health” so casually that it literally invalidates the real struggle of people suffering from it.

If you really care about it, or you want to care about it, you need to understand how mental illnesses work. Talk to people. Read. Update yourself. Before you express what you think is right, learn to listen to them. Suffering from any mental illness is not a cake walk. People can’t just “get over it”. It’s a disease and it does require proper treatment. You may not be a doctor but you can try to help people going through such difficult times. At the end of the day, emotional support does matter.

We need to stop talking about mental health issues only when we read a news about suicide or some celebrity tries to open up about it. We need to normalise converstions around mental health. And it begins with you and me. Us. Every effort matters.

We need to normalise it so much that the next time somebody feels worthless, helpless, or low, they can tell it to their friends or family, and not to random strangers through some relatable meme or IG story.

We need to normalise it so much that they can tell their friends and family that they are seeing a therapist or psychiatrist, just the way they tell about their kidney or heart problem.

We need to normalise it so much that people can take leave from school/college/work, if they are not feeling well emotionally, just the way they do when there is some cold or headache.

We need to normalise it so much that people can sit and tell their kids about the importance of emotional well being, just the way they tell about the importance of education and a good career.

We need to normalise it so much that people can approach others to seek help, without being judged and invalidated, without thinking twice.

We need to normalise it so much that people don’t feel ashamed in taking meds, just the way they don’t, while taking meds for diabetes.

We need to normalise it so much that when they recover from it, they  should celebrate it, just the way they do after recovering from dengue.

We need to normalise because people have suffered enough. It’s time that we come forward together to fight this monster. And all this is possible only when we accept its existence.

Let’s not create a world where even diseases face bias. Is that too much to ask for?

#WorldMentalHealthDay

[books 📖 @bookpoets]

lesson for life

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

Smart @ZeptoNow but this atta isn't the ❤️ of my kitchen 🙂

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

“Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn’t … pays it.”

~ Albert Einstein

[Tiny Buddha @tinybuddha]

"Here is a secret about things you love. If you put them down you can always pick them back up again. You can always paint again, sew again, hike again, play music again, read that book again, watch the movie. 'But it's been so long.’ The thing you love doesn't care.”

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

Raising strong, healthy and mentally fit children is saving the world 🙏

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Having children is saving the world

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

Post all the #DaughtersDay posts ☺️

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

Huge congratulations @GauravJaini 🎉📢👏🏾
Your insights will surely guide us all in our journey to ace #SEO 🚀✨

[Gaurav Jain 🇮🇳 @GauravJaini]

🔥 Thrilled to be at @uppskill Basecamp sharing insights on keyword research!
📌 Key Takeaways:
1. User Intent in SEO.
2. Short vs. Long-Tail Keywords.
3. Outsmarting Competition.
4. Must-Have SEO Tools.
Ready to supercharge your online presence? 💥🚀 #EcommerceSEO

[Ad Professor @The_AdProfessor]

23 lessons from David Ogilvy:

1. Search all the parks in all your cities; you'll find no statues of committees.

2. The best ideas come as jokes. Make your thinking as funny as possible.

3. You are advertising to a moving parade, not a standing army.

4. Do not address your readers as though they were gathered together in a stadium. When people read your copy, they are alone.

5. Remember you are a human being writing to another human being. Neither of you is an institution

6. Tell your prospective client your weakness before they notice them. This will make you more credible when you boast about your strong points.

7. Avoiding excess in all things is a recipe for dullness and mediocrity.

8. A good advertisement is one which sells the product without drawing attention to itself.

9. There is no need for advertisements to look like advertisements. If you make them look like editorial pages, you will attract about 50% more readers

10. Big ideas come from the unconscious. This is true in art, in science, and in advertising. But your unconscious has to be well-informed, or your idea will be irrelevant

11. People who think well, write well

12. The most important word in the vocabulary of advertising is 'test'.

13. On average, five times as many people read the headline as read the body copy.

14. When you have written your headline, you have spent eighty cents out of your dollar.

15. Tell the truth, but make the truth fascinating

16. Advertising is only evil when it advertises evil things.

17. Advertising people who ignore research are as dangerous as generals who ignore decodes of enemy signals.

18. Raise your sights. Blaze new trails. Compete with the immortals.

19. I am a lousy copywriter, but I am a good editor. So I go to work editing my own draft.

20. If you're trying to persuade people to buy something, use the language in which they think.

21. Insist that due dates are kept even if it means working all night. Hard work never killed a man. People die of boredom

22. If you are lucky enough to write a good advertisement, repeat it until it stops selling.

23. At the start of your career in advertising, what you learn is more important than what you earn.

[Shubhrata Prakash @shubhrata_p]

💯
Most people from 'wellness/motivation' industry do not understand mental illness, and keep peddling their half-baked solutions to people with mental illness. This causes a lot of harm to PwMI, esp setback in recovery.
#mentalhealth

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

I'll give you courage, even when I have zilch
I'll give you hope, even if I see gloom and gray
And when you take those from me
Mine would amplify, since it would come touching your way.

#MomDiary #FromGToR #MicroPoem #MicroPoetry

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

@Harshita511 I kinda agreed with this till I had mine 😇

[Shubhrata Prakash @shubhrata_p]

Instead of telling someone with a mental disorder to 'go for a walk', would you hold their hand and help them get dressed and then go with them for that walk? That is what would really help them with their recovery. 🌸💫
#depression #anxiety #ADHD

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

"The key to success is to find a way to stand out - to be the purple cow in a field of monochrome Holsteins." - Seth Godin.

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

@whysaloni Hey Saloni. Happy to come across this tweet.
We, at Right To Digital totally fit into this. Please inbox - [email protected]
Thanks & have a fab Friday:))

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

Marketing agency waiting for approval from the client.

[Garima Mahajan (she/her) 💫 @_GarimaMahajan]

It's you know like how we're expected to work, clean the house, take out time to see friends, spend time with family, exercise, journal, have hobbies (some of us also manage kids) - all this while managing to live through a price of living crisis.

#IYKYK