@khawarjutt826@AskAnshul https://t.co/1xCGljUEea
I love how you mfs betray your own country, can't help muslims with their thinking, oops need to call it as ideology, oh that's what they teach you in mada*sa, infuse you with only one worh , a*lah
@khawarjutt826@AskAnshul not to forget, your cult religion tells just to convert, at this point of time I should call it an ideology rather than a religion,you really think that Al*ah gonna be happy if you forcefully impose your religion on someone, not to mention teachings of islam 🤡
@khawarjutt826 Ofcourse proof was all over the social media and that's how your defence minister should reply, pls don't defend this now, if such a statement was released by our defence minister, inwould be highly against it
@khawarjutt826@AskAnshul And the heck you support such a religion who tells to kill who don't believe in your god, lol whole world is against such religion and still you have the audacity to defend your religion, so if you explode yourself saying ola-uber (you gonna get 72 bi*ches)
@FaisalS15857567@AanshulSadaria Lol , where is the proof "on social media, on India social media 🤡", keep living in la la land
Also please check the latest statement of trump who once confirmed pak shot these many jets (and now he is saying your pm would have been dead 🤡)
@Zeeshan4274@icelandcricket Just like Pakistan army ? 🤡, who claimed that they defeated india, but can't take their land back from BLA (7 days and still going on)
Claims to shoot down jets with advance system, but don't have advance rifles (that's what your defence minister said 🤡)
@QamarEAlam49@vikrantgupta73 Lol you can't even defend your own country from BLA, your defence minister said, they have advance guns, that Pakistan doesn't even have , lol BLA is modern than Pakistan 🤡
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@shahidtext@GabbbarSingh And you believe whatever trump says "PM modi called me and said , sir may I see you", at least he doesn't do shoe licking like your PM did "I would like to salute you, 🤡" just for few statements in his favour and few millions loan from IMF
@Naveedaslam25@trivial_truth9@icelandcricket At least we don't post proofs on social media
(It's all over social media, on India social media)
Ngl, Pakistan is very good at spreading propaganda.
In my first job,
I felt… dumb.
Not lazy.
Not careless.
Just dumb.
Everyone around me seemed smarter.
They spoke confidently.
They knew tools I had never heard of.
They asked questions I didn’t even understand.
So I did what most people do.
I hid it.
I nodded in meetings even when I was lost.
I Googled basic things quietly.
I was scared to ask “stupid” questions.
Every day I thought,
“What if they realise I don’t belong here?”
That fear stayed with me for months.
I worked late not to impress anyone,
but to catch up.
I read docs at night.
Tried things on weekends.
and still Failed silently.
What nobody tells you is this:
Feeling dumb in your first job is normal.
It doesn’t mean you’re bad.
It means you’re new.
Growth doesn’t feel like confidence at the start.
It feels like confusion.
It feels uncomfortable.
It hits your ego.
Slowly, things changed.
Concepts started making sense.
Questions became clearer.
Confidence came back.
Not overnight.
Not magically.
One day at a time.
Slowly.
Today, when I look back,
that phase didn’t break me.
It built me.
If you’re feeling dumb at work right now,
please hear this:
You’re not failing.
You’re learning.
Don’t quit just because your mind feels heavy.
That heaviness is growth.
You’ll be fine.
Just keep working hard.
Cheers,
Akshay Saini 🚀
For 2 years, I ran from DSA.
Every time I opened Striver's sheet, I'd get through arrays and quit.
I convinced myself I wasn't smart enough for this.
So, I avoided it.
Today, I finally sat down again.
> Solved 3 problems.
> Actually, understood them.
> Didn't just copy solutions this time.
Here's what I realized:
> DSA doesn't scare me because it's hard.
> It scares me because I kept running.
> The thing you keep avoiding.
Start it anyway.
Not because you're ready.
But because running from it doesn't make it easier.
What's the one thing you've been putting off?
When I started working in corporate,
I felt like a fraud.
Every day.
I would sit in meetings and think,
“Why am I even here?”
“Everyone knows more than me.”
“What if they find out I’m not that good?”
There was so much to learn.
So many tools.
So many smart people.
And the more I learnt,
the more I realised how little I knew.
It felt like a black hole.
No end.
No clarity.
Only self-doubt.
I used to go back home feeling heavy.
Questioning myself.
Overthinking everything.
I thought I was behind.
I thought I wasn’t made for this.
I thought maybe I got lucky.
What I didn’t know back then was this:
Almost everyone feels this way.
Especially the ones who actually care.
Imposter syndrome doesn’t mean you’re bad.
It means you’re growing.
With time, I understood one thing.
You don’t escape that feeling in one day.
You outgrow it slowly.
By showing up every day.
By learning even when it feels overwhelming.
By accepting that it’s okay to not know everything.
Today, when I look back,
that phase changed me.
It made me humble.
It made me curious.
It made me consistent.
If you’re feeling lost right now,
if you feel like everyone is ahead of you,
if you feel stuck in that black hole…
Trust me, you’re not alone.
And you’re not failing.
You’re just in the middle of your growth.
Save this post.
Read it again when self-doubt hits.
You’ll be fine.
Just don’t stop giving your best at every moment.
Cheers,
Akshay Saini
#YouArePowerfulThanYouThink