> was an academic achiever till 10th > Life took a bad turn and went into depression > Decided to not give any competitive exams > Dropped out of jee and barely made it through HSC > Did graduation and started freelancing during Covid made $$$ > Parents asked me to prepare for

I treat content the way I treat code: → Write it raw → Debug for clarity → Push it live → Watch what breaks → Improve next time

I have added detectadeal to be tested by testers community

I feel so guilty I haven't watched dhurandhar yet , will this society accept me 😭

What would happen if you applied with the same intensity you doomscroll?

Everyone wants a shortcut. Here’s mine: → Build in public → DM people → Learn automation → Post value daily → Sell what you build No gatekeepers. No secrets. Just uncommon consistency.

👉 Why follow https://t.co/Mt9mjPoRMm? Because for every job post you see, I junk 50 fake, vague, or shady listings. 👉 You see the best — not the junk.

Burnout doesn’t come from working hard. It comes from working on the wrong things.

You’re not lazy. You’re uninspired by the work. Once you find something that makes you go: “Wait… people PAY for this?” You’ll work like your life depends on it.

👉 Freshers + remote dreamers: https://t.co/hkL2GZTeHE — real remote gigs, no spam.

The best jobs aren’t posted. They’re offered — to people who already proved their worth.

If I had ₹1 for every time someone said “bro I just need one chance,” but never built anything, never applied consistently, never posted online — I’d retire with passive income.

Good news for me , now my website is officially listed by search engines, I'm going to go hard on seo in the next few days. https://t.co/wvxUVvaLUv must appear on top everywhere

Day 24 we have crossed 100 users , I met some of my friends inperson and literally forced them to use my website 😂, and now I have a bunch of feedback to work on. Working on adding favourite deals section to the app.

You don’t get rejected because you’re bad. You get rejected because someone else played the game better.

No one tells freshers this: The job hunt is 40% skill, 30% presentation, 30% luck. If you suck at one, you need to be dangerously good at the other two.

👉 I once applied to 40 jobs in a week. Got 3 interviews. 1 offer. 👉 Success isn’t about the perfect app — it’s about more apps.

Day 23 of building https://t.co/wvxUVvaLUv , we are about to reach first 100. As I was bug bashing this weekend i realised that my queries were not very optimised which was increasing a lot of bandwidth for db requests. I'm going to work on this and try to optimise my queries.

Day 22 of building https://t.co/wvxUVvaLUv still growing, I got a few bugs reported from my friends, the search was a bit slower and mobile apps notifications are a bit off the line I'm going to spend my weekend investigating this problem and bashing bugs.

The job you’re dreaming of? Someone less qualified will get it — because they asked first.

You know what made me money? → Bots → Automating junk work → Reaching out before waiting → Learning how to pitch What didn’t? → Solving 500 DSA problems in a vacuum