I have been around Twitter for around 13+ years. Active on and off and watched multiple things happen on this social media site.
And here are things I want you to know, to all Level One Selections of @neogcamp and to everyone on a learning path or something important.
I have been doing regular follow ups with required doctors for sometime.
To all those care taking, following their aging parents to each blood tests, long waits at hospitals, sometimes losing hope and trying their best to do their bit to help, Please take care yourself too!
I would advise everyone to get the baisc yearly checkup done of their loved ones. This will help to discover the issues and avaert the tragedies.
2017, same date and same reason, I lost my Mom.
Everything was shattered in a blink.
It is very hard till date to deal with things, my Nani is still alive, Mom was single child.
Due to shock Nani has lost all senses, has Dementia last stage.
But as a family we stood together dealt with things.
And one thing that I learned in this time is, life is very harsh to many of us for unknown reason. But with time you get used to everything. Just holdon.
Time heals many thing. But not everything.
If your day to vote is today, please go out and vote.
Its my 3rd General Elections that I have exercised my right to vote and feels great to do this ๐
In the decisive 2014 Elections, I had even volunteered to make this easier for some.
Now a lot of it is done online and is very easy to do.
Now most of the process to make sure you can vote is easy.
Easy to follow guidelines to vote in person too.
TIL: The
- quote tweets,
- list of people who have re-tweeted and
- people who have liked the tweet
is part of "View Post engagements".
You can see all this info here!
@X@elonmusk
@GergelyOrosz@kelseyhightower@ralph_squillace Ah! a similar phrase in Marathi. "เค เคเคฅเคฐเฅเคฃ เคชเคพเคนเฅเคจ เคชเคพเคฏ เคชเคธเคฐเคพเคตเฅ"
The meaning in the photo attached fits in the context of the conversation.
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@saha_varsha Very random but let me quote a friend of mine a manager in Deloitte, gave me lesson in a casual conversation. Instead of saying "I think I am right", she wrote - "do you think this would be right?" and that made such a difference in the conversation! I knew why she was chosen :)
@saha_varsha Saw a recent thread of yours, I liked the articulate response which tries to take a side and then also provide a clarification in a courteous manner. Your managerial side is so much visible here. Managing people, listening to their POV and figuring a way out :)
@aaradhya2133 Yes. Very common. Please utilize mute button generously. Set settings on Twitter https://t.co/ZKLvP0KZoF ) . Don't reply or engage much with anon accounts that you find sus. Engage with curious people and you will find so many reasons to continue sharing :) All the best!
@paulg Excellent. The experience flows first and then to translate that experience into words to deliver the same effect, you have to piece together so many pieces of your own understanding. It's the `character development` of that "thought" - that's the hardest to put in few words :)
@Full_Meals "What to cook for next meal?" This question haunts those who cook regularly. For the one who is eating, it often feels easy to say "what is there to think about" But once you take up the role to cook EVERYDAY, you see this question differently :)
@Full_Meals Wow. You wrote it so perfectly! I have been taking this role of decision making and thought to articulate it, and this thread, this perfectly articulates the very thought! It's what to do is very important, how to do it is pretty standard! :)