AKHIL BAPNA

Graduated from Ahmedabad University,
Deep interest in Politics.

[AKHIL BAPNA @akhil_bapna]

@farman4x 95

[Aakanksha Monga @Aakanksha_99]

PHILIPPINES SEASON IS HERE!!🏖️🏝️

If you are looking for crystal-clear waters, pristine white-sand beaches and lush green forests, then you CANNOT miss Philippines🇵🇭.

Here’s an ultimate 10 DAYS PHILIPPINES ITINERARY for you👇

[Itinerary Whisperer @khyatimaloo]

Looking for your perfect island escapade in the Philippines? Here's a rundown of top destinations, what to expect, recommended stays, and things to do. 1/7

[Vinay @vinayp10]

In 2013, Blackberry was LOSING $1 Billion every quarter.

No one was buying their phones. Everyone said they were finished.

Then their new CEO made ONE move that put them on top of an industry no one saw coming.

Here's how he pulled off the most shocking comeback ever: 🧵

[Chirag | AI creator @DivineManhood]

The tragedy of modern men:

They’ll work 40+ hours for their family,
but won’t get healthy for them.

Meanwhile 1/4 die from heart disease.

7 steps to prevent an early death (even if you don’t have time):

[AKHIL BAPNA @akhil_bapna]

@IndiGo6E

[AKHIL BAPNA @akhil_bapna]

Dear @IndiGo6E @DGCAIndia
Flight 6E 804 Departure time 7:45 pm Mumbai to Nagpur
First we got news of delay of around 2 hours shifted to “9:55 pm”. Then Again to 11:15 pm. Then gates got changed to 41B to 49. Then there was 15 min delay due to rain.

[AKHIL BAPNA @akhil_bapna]

It’s been 1 hour we have been in the flight. Unbelievable @IndiGo6E
Regards

[AKHIL BAPNA @akhil_bapna]

Then there is a technical error in the plane. I am attaching video. . We were supposed to stay at organisation place. But we were supposed to book hotel of 2000₹. Our 4 hours got busted and the night sleep. There was issue in the wiper. As our pilot told us later.

[Barbara Oneill @BarbaraOneillAU]

Hugging or cuddling regularly can have several health benefits that contribute to overall well-being. 🤗 Physical touch fosters a sense of connection and security, which can lead to reduced stress and anxiety levels.

This close interaction stimulates the release of oxytocin, often referred to as the "love hormone," promoting feelings of warmth and bonding. ❤️

Regular cuddling can also lower heart rates and blood pressure, creating a calming effect on the body. 🧘‍♂️ Additionally, it can improve mood and foster emotional resilience, helping to combat feelings of loneliness and depression. 🌈

Overall, the act of hugging or cuddling can create a nurturing environment that enhances emotional and physical health. 🌼

[Arjun* @mxtaverse]

@RVCJ_FB Rs. 1900 cr becomes Rs. 8000 cr in 10 years only if the interest rate is 15.5%, which is ridiculous.

This is a scam. He's looting all of us.

[Philosophy Sage @philosophysage]

Your brain is a hardware.

Every day the battery goes to 0

If you don't charge it, the software becomes useless.

Give me 2 minutes and I'll show you how to gain a super brain in 8 steps:

[Abhishek @HeyAbhishek]

Copy and Paste these ChatGPT prompts to finish hours of work in seconds:

[Alex & Books 📚 @AlexAndBooks_]

I hosted another Reading Party in NYC!

We spent 2 hours reading books, discussing lessons, and socializing.

Here's what I learned and what I'm changing going forward:

1) People love the BYOB concept (Bring Your Own BOOK).

This way you can bring a book you're interested in (can be a new book or one you're already reading) instead of the typical book club format where everyone has to read the same book.

2) People love discovering new books.

Since everyone is reading a different book, people enjoy learning what others are reading and finding unique books they wouldn't have considered otherwise.

3) Name tags are MUST.

Once an event has more than 10 people it's impossible to remember everyone's name. And you don't want to constantly ask people "Sorry, but what's your name again?" Instead, just buy a pack of nametags and it'll make the event much more enjoyable for everyone.

4) It takes time to get into a flow state.

Instead of two 30-minute reading sessions, I'm going to try doing one 1-hour reading session. It takes time for people to get into a flow reading state so I think one longer reading session will work better than two shorter ones.

5) Life happens.

29 people paid for the event, 22 confirmed attendance, but only 13 showed up. Some people had to cancel because of work, kids, or other life events. Life will happen so plan for about a 50% attendance rate.

6) People who read books are default interesting.

One person ran an inspirational agency, another person worked at a Fortune 100 company, and another person founded a startup. People who read, especially non-fiction, are usually ambitious, creative, or a combination of both.

7) Incentives work.

For this event, I added an option that if you bought 2 tickets (1 for you and 1 for a friend), you got a free book. As a result, this event had 29 signups, an 81% increase over the last event which had 16 signups.

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Overall this event was super fun and I plan on hosting another one in September.

If you're interested in attending, comment "NYC" below!

[Ole Lehmann @itsolelehmann]

I'm European.

I recently visited the USA for the first time since 2018, hitting up Las Vegas and New York City.

What I witnessed left me stunned.

15 American oddities I still can't wrap my head around:

[Philosophy Sage @philosophysage]

1 in 7 adults is a millionaire in Switzerland.

That's 5x higher than the US.

I had to find out their wealth-building habits.

7 ways the Swiss think about money to become richer than you:

[eye zen hour 🥶 @eyezenhour]

Look at these guys.

One works 16 hours a day. One works 4 hours a week.

2 billionaires. 1 mind-blowing lesson about success:

(I can't believe no one has connected the dots) 🧵

[AKHIL BAPNA @akhil_bapna]

@FredDiBiase247 Can we get source of full video?

[Inferam @InferamAI]

Car warning lights

[AKHIL BAPNA @akhil_bapna]

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