@JioCare@bestseoexpertin SR00002EAE43 — This service request number is still unresolved. But is marked as resolved. Despite calling customer care multiple times, still not receiving any resolution. They are not able to open a new service request either. Extremely poor experience.
@SamsungIndia ordered a washing machine from your official website and received a damaged product, not getting any kind of support or resolution from your customer care, extremely disappointed.
@evolvingmannu @RichDecibels My advice is more along the lines of — engage with every tweet as if it’s a personal message in your inbox, it’s a good heuristic to learn reply game (you can ignore most “messages”)
@_mnpw Maybe drop the expectation of wanting it to be a "good" hook, and do what you're great at — iterating and expanding on any impulsive hook? Once the conversation is in flow, the original hook becomes kinda irrelevant
@_mnpw sounds like you need to... (•_•) / ( •_•)>⌐■-■ / (⌐■_■)... create 100 bad hooks
but seriously, most would struggle to create a good hook with a limited shared context, I know I would.
Yeah, this! One other alternative useful dichotomy is “authentic” and “inauthentic”
You can simply check in with your body to see if something/someone feels authentic, without getting into morality.
@jstanotherview Also we gotta recognize that a part of us loves adoration and attention from others. And it can sometimes make us go out of our way to please/appease them, so that we keep getting that loving attention.
@jstanotherview I was thinking about this. Here are some thoughts that came to mind —
One way to manage it would be by learning to gently decline invitations and bids for connections. These would be small signals that give the other person a sense of where we are in the relationship.
Every emotion contains valuable information and you'll fail to understand yourself if you use gratitude to reject your emotional reality.
https://t.co/TJQnGixnB7
Gratitude is such a valuable ingredient for a fulfilling life. But we gotta be careful so as to not use it to indirectly invalidate our emotions.
People often ignore their needs and hurt in the guise of "putting things in perspective".
"Things could be so much worse. Other people have it so bad. I have no right to feel angry or sad about this!"
No, you have every right to feel whatever you're feeling. Lean into that anger and allow yourself to feel it.
https://t.co/W4m9ROgDAD
Understanding Anger (𝚝𝚑𝚛𝚎𝚊𝚍)
Anger is a misunderstood emotion. Society often paints it in a negative light. And there's a sense of shame attached to feeling angry.
But there are no wrong emotions. Every emotion provides us valuable information and guidance. [1/13]