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▲ 344 r/IndianCivicFails

(Not OC) NHAI spends crores on safety signage, only for someone to deface by sticking a caste sticker. (Check Comments for more information)

Source: video found on @prashant_andy_jaat (instagram)

u/achuthmg — 1 day ago
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Shakes, does a little dance, confirms everything is out

u/achuthmg — 5 days ago
▲ 273 r/karnataka+1 crossposts

Horrific incident at a gym in Hassan: Man in a coma after being attacked over a minor shoulder touch.

(NOT OC) Sharing this to highlight how quickly "gym rage" can turn into a tragedy. In a gym in Hassan, a small accidental shoulder brush led to a brutal physical altercation. One customer hit another so hard that it resulted in a skull fracture and the victim is now reportedly in a coma.
It’s a scary reminder to keep our egos in check, especially in high-adrenaline environments like gyms.

u/Feisty_Mud4187 — 7 days ago
▲ 7 r/selfimprovement

My friends called my self-help collection 90% fluff, but I feel they are looking at it the wrong way.

I have about 40 books, and 25 are self-improvement (think Atomic Habits, Eat That Frog, Sleep Smarter). A friend recently told me they’re useless because they’re mostly filler.

But I don't think so,

  1. ROI: Even if a book is 90% fluff, if that remaining 10% gives you one idea that changes a habit or solves a recurring problem, it’s worth the €15 and 5 hours of reading. If Atomic Habits helps you actually stick to a workout routine for the next few months, it's awesome!

  2. You can't read The 5 AM Club like a fiction novel. These books are meant to be implemented. If you aren't highlighting, taking notes, or changing your schedule as you read, then yea. It’s just a story about someone else's success.

But when I tell this, people tell me why? It won't work. Like dude, if you don't even try and just read it like a reddit post and move on. It will never work.

What's your thoughts?

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u/achuthmg — 12 days ago