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Small improvements each day add up. Whether in fitness, learning, or projects-slow progress is still progress. What's one thing you're improving on right now?

It’s Never Too Late to Get in Shape! Starting small is key to achieving your fitness goals. It’s all about taking consistent, manageable steps that lead to long-term success. Whether you're just beginning or restarting, every little step counts. Re

Art that challenges the boundaries, pushing tension into every line. It’s not just a piece, it’s an experience. share ur thoughts

Last night I’ve seen the movie “Lucky Baskhar”, and it exactly shows how Indian economy has got such a crisis during the times of Harshad Mehta. Yeah, I know it’s a scripted and it’s not an original one, but it portrays the scenes inspired by true in

Progress doesn’t always come with big, noticeable changes. Sometimes it’s in the small, everyday actions—staying up late to finish a task, learning from mistakes, or choosing not to give up. These moments, though they may seem small, are what lead to

The Magic of “Not Yet”: Embrace the Journey Sometimes, when you feel like saying, “I can’t do it,” remember to add *one* little word: **yet**. It transforms your mindset from limitation to possibility. Every skill, no matter how challenging, is a st

I may be wrong but I feel chasing success is the most overrated thing that has been fed into our mind, we should not chase success but we should let success come to us with a slow and steady process, what's your thought?

Software engineering is not just about writing code one line at a time anymore. It's about finding and fixing problems.

5 Reasons Your Startup Website Isn’t Converting 1. Slow and Steady Doesn’t Win Online—If your site lags, your visitors leave. 2. Lost in the Menu Maze—Confusing navigation drives people crazy. 3. CTA SOS—Weak “Buy Now” or “Sign Up” buttons mean

Building a personal brand isn’t hard—it’s uncomfortable. Everyone talks about the benefits: →More visibility. →Better opportunities. →Stronger connections. But no one talks about the hard parts: →Sharing your thoughts feels scary. →Staying co