@myntra I received 2 footwears in 1 parcel -I returned 1 & requested exchange for the other. Your pickup agent took both saying he needed both. Now the exchange guy won’t deliver without the old item. I can’t get my refund or my exchange! No help from support. Please assist ASAP!
2025 has been a game-changer! ✨
Switched to a meaningful job, took a break in Manali & enjoyed the snow ❄️
Learned freestyle swimming, now on breaststroke 🏊♂️
Started a social media agency & onboarded our first client 🚀 Thinking of documenting the journey to build a brand
As a remote worker, I sit at a desk all day. The gym isn’t just about results; it’s about moving my body, breaking the routine, and seeing real people—not just faces on Google Meet.
If I gain strength or lose weight, great. If not? I still showed up for me. And that’s enough.
“Why do we make the gym all about weight loss or strength?”
Today, while stretching after leg day, a guy asked: “Is your goal weight loss or strength training?”
I said, “I just want to move.”
He looked confused, lost interest, and walked away.
Being an extrovert in a remote job is really hard—you can’t connect with people emotionally over things, it takes time to build a connection, you don’t know who to rely on, and most days you’re just going through it on your own.
Whenever a scandal breaks—a CEO has been embezzling money, a Hollywood producer has been sexually assaulting people, a scientist has been faking data—people are always like “wow, crazy that no one spoke up about it.” But there’s always someone speaking up about it.
Wrongdoing often goes unchecked not because we’re missing the bravest person, but because we’re missing the second-bravest person, the one who hears the whistleblower and starts blowing their own whistle too.