im 5’6 and 53 kg. been working out since many years but cant do a pull up. im confused which resistance band to pick. i was looking at slovic’s bands and acc to them, you gotta pick the lightest in the beginning? but i saw somewhere else that the heaviest is what’s easier.
pls help, thankyou
i recently started posting fitness content on my already existing IG account of 600ish followers. i didn’t want to make a new account. i have very less engagement from my followers tho. i’m posting trial reels also simultaneously but still not getting any follow conversions. is it better to remove followers that aren’t engaging so that my content gets pushed out more?
would appreciate any suggestions if anyone’s done the same <3
i recently started posting fitness content on my already existing account. i didn’t want to make a new account. i have very less engagement from my followers tho. i’m posting trial reels also simultaneously but still not getting any follow conversions. is it better to remove followers that aren’t engaging so that my content gets pushed out more?
would appreciate any suggestions if anyone’s done the same <3
hello. a trial reel of mine on IG performed really badly. i want to make a slight tweak and post on main rather than sharing the trial reel itself. can i do that? will instagram detect it as a duplicate? if yes, how can i prevent that; for eg: should i delete it from trial reels section to not be detected as a duplicate? anyone who’s done this before, please help! thank you
asking cuz i sometimes see them in reels section, and was hoping it does bec it’ll have more reach then
I’m going to be starting content creation on Instagram, something ive been wanting to do since a year now, but I feel quite stuck with direction.
Right now I don’t have a clear niche. I have different types of content ideas-some are lifestyle/relatable, some are fitness/health related, and some are more meme/observational content.
I’ve also heard that the beginning phase of posting is quite important because it can influence the initial audience you attract and how the algorithm categorises your content. That makes me feel like I need to “get it right” early, which is adding to the pressure and overthinking.
Lifestyle/relatable content feels the easiest and most natural for me to execute. But I also feel like that might just be because I’ve only actually executed (not posted) those types of reels so far, so I’m not sure if that preference is based on comfort or actual long-term interest.
I’m pretty sure I want these included somewhere at least. It feels hard to put myself into a single box and only talk about fitness/health.
I originally wanted to focus mainly on health and fitness content. I feel like it might be slightly harder to execute, especially consistently, but I feel more “aligned” with it in some way because I’m an athlete and it feels like a space where I could potentially stand out more.
Another idea I’ve been considering is not having a fixed niche at all and instead building “me” as the brand, where I post different parts of my life (fitness, lifestyle, travel when it happens, etc.). But my concern with this is that it might end up feeling like completely different “versions” of my life in different posts, and I’m not sure if that would confuse the algorithm or the audience I’m trying to build.
My main issue isn’t lack of ideas. I worry about starting in the “wrong” direction and then attracting an audience that doesn’t match what I eventually want to do.
At the same time, I feel stuck between:
- trying to pick a niche too early and restricting myself or
- posting too broadly and not building any coherent audience at all
I’m unsure how creators handle this stage when they don’t yet have a clear niche but still want to start posting consistently without losing direction later.
Would appreciate honest perspectives from people who’ve been through this phase or figured it out
I’m going to be starting content creation on Instagram, something ive been wanting to do since a year now, but I feel quite stuck with direction.
Right now I don’t have a clear niche. I have different types of content ideas-some are lifestyle/relatable, some are fitness/health related, and some are more meme/observational content.
I’ve also heard that the beginning phase of posting is quite important because it can influence the initial audience you attract and how the algorithm categorises your content. That makes me feel like I need to “get it right” early, which is adding to the pressure and overthinking.
Lifestyle/relatable content feels the easiest and most natural for me to execute. But I also feel like that might just be because I’ve only actually executed (not posted) those types of reels so far, so I’m not sure if that preference is based on comfort or actual long-term interest.
I’m pretty sure I want these included somewhere at least. It feels hard to put myself into a single box and only talk about fitness/health.
I originally wanted to focus mainly on health and fitness content. I feel like it might be slightly harder to execute, especially consistently, but I feel more “aligned” with it in some way because I’m an athlete and it feels like a space where I could potentially stand out more.
Another idea I’ve been considering is not having a fixed niche at all and instead building “me” as the brand, where I post different parts of my life (fitness, lifestyle, travel when it happens, etc.). But my concern with this is that it might end up feeling like completely different “versions” of my life in different posts, and I’m not sure if that would confuse the algorithm or the audience I’m trying to build.
My main issue isn’t lack of ideas. I worry about starting in the “wrong” direction and then attracting an audience that doesn’t match what I eventually want to do.
At the same time, I feel stuck between:
- trying to pick a niche too early and restricting myself or
- posting too broadly and not building any coherent audience at all
I’m unsure how creators handle this stage when they don’t yet have a clear niche but still want to start posting consistently without losing direction later.
Would appreciate honest perspectives from people who’ve been through this phase or figured it out
I’m going to be starting content creation on Instagram, something ive been wanting to do since a year now, but I feel quite stuck with direction.
Right now I don’t have a clear niche. I have different types of content ideas-some are lifestyle/relatable, some are fitness/health related, and some are more meme/observational content.
I’ve also heard that the beginning phase of posting is quite important because it can influence the initial audience you attract and how the algorithm categorises your content. That makes me feel like I need to “get it right” early, which is adding to the pressure and overthinking.
Lifestyle/relatable content feels the easiest and most natural for me to execute. But I also feel like that might just be because I’ve only actually executed (not posted) those types of reels so far, so I’m not sure if that preference is based on comfort or actual long-term interest.
I’m pretty sure I want these included somewhere at least. It feels hard to put myself into a single box and only talk about fitness/health.
I originally wanted to focus mainly on health and fitness content. I feel like it might be slightly harder to execute, especially consistently, but I feel more “aligned” with it in some way because I’m an athlete and it feels like a space where I could potentially stand out more.
Another idea I’ve been considering is not having a fixed niche at all and instead building “me” as the brand, where I post different parts of my life (fitness, lifestyle, travel when it happens, etc.). But my concern with this is that it might end up feeling like completely different “versions” of my life in different posts, and I’m not sure if that would confuse the algorithm or the audience I’m trying to build.
My main issue isn’t lack of ideas. I worry about starting in the “wrong” direction and then attracting an audience that doesn’t match what I eventually want to do.
At the same time, I feel stuck between:
- trying to pick a niche too early and restricting myself or
- posting too broadly and not building any coherent audience at all
I’m unsure how creators handle this stage when they don’t yet have a clear niche but still want to start posting consistently without losing direction later.
Would appreciate honest perspectives from people who’ve been through this phase or figured it out
I’m going to be starting content creation on Instagram, something ive been wanting to do since a year now, but I feel quite stuck with direction.
Right now I don’t have a clear niche. I have different types of content ideas-some are lifestyle/relatable, some are fitness/health related, and some are more meme/observational content.
I’ve also heard that the beginning phase of posting is quite important because it can influence the initial audience you attract and how the algorithm categorises your content. That makes me feel like I need to “get it right” early, which is adding to the pressure and overthinking.
Lifestyle/relatable content feels the easiest and most natural for me to execute. But I also feel like that might just be because I’ve only actually executed (not posted) those types of reels so far, so I’m not sure if that preference is based on comfort or actual long-term interest.
I’m pretty sure I want these included somewhere at least. It feels hard to put myself into a single box and only talk about fitness/health.
I originally wanted to focus mainly on health and fitness content. I feel like it might be slightly harder to execute, especially consistently, but I feel more “aligned” with it in some way because I’m an athlete and it feels like a space where I could potentially stand out more.
Another idea I’ve been considering is not having a fixed niche at all and instead building “me” as the brand, where I post different parts of my life (fitness, lifestyle, travel when it happens, etc.). But my concern with this is that it might end up feeling like completely different “versions” of my life in different posts, and I’m not sure if that would confuse the algorithm or the audience I’m trying to build.
My main issue isn’t lack of ideas. I worry about starting in the “wrong” direction and then attracting an audience that doesn’t match what I eventually want to do.
At the same time, I feel stuck between:
- trying to pick a niche too early and restricting myself or
- posting too broadly and not building any coherent audience at all
I’m unsure how creators handle this stage when they don’t yet have a clear niche but still want to start posting consistently without losing direction later.
Would appreciate honest perspectives from people who’ve been through this phase or figured it out.
hii, i know some of us are in the same situation with christ starting around 10th june and tiss merit lists probably not being out by then.
this might be a long shot, but i was wondering if we could try emailing the tiss admissions office collectively and request if they can release the merit lists slightly earlier than usual (maybe around 1st june).
obviously no guarantees this will work, but there’s no real downside to trying. and if enough people raise the same concern (timeline clash + financial commitment), it might at least get acknowledged.
one email i reached out to: admissionsinfo@tiss.ac.in
if you’re dealing with the same issue, you can send an email as well if you’d like!
ps: if you don’t want to draft one from scratch, i already have a template- just dm me :)
i got a good score in cuet and i’m hoping to get into TISS. but im worried that the merit list will come very late.
for backup i’ll be joining christ but the starting date for that is June 11. ill have to come back if i get in to TISS - huge waste of time money effort
so does anyone have any idea when TISS merit list will be out?
secondly, my score was 253. considering the top scorer getting 268 + reservation seats, what are my chances to get into TISS realistically?
out of 30 seats, how many seats are reserved and how many for open category in MA applied psychology at TISS ?