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I have started a new job as an account manager at a digital marketing agency I can't disclose the name but it's an ebook ghostwriting, editing, publishing & marketing agency. We are your one stop solution to all book related services.

I will be completing one month on 22nd May 2025. My boss adores me and praises the potential within me and sees the light in me which I am still figuring out.

I am genuinely happy for being part of his company.

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There are two types of users one who uses their phone in white light and the other who uses it in dark light!

These two users are different! The one who uses the phone in dark light is prone to lights and gets a headache with a white light on and the other who is using in white light they enjoy vibrant colors and all.

These two personalities are worlds apart, the one who is habitual of light can easily sustain living among city people and the one with dark would rather live in a smaller country with dim lights around them.

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Some nights are longer than days.

Wait for your sunshine!!

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What does being on drugs do to know for good & bad both.

For the good:

When one is drugged they put themselves out of their own self and look at themselves as a third party perspective.

This is what helps people become more confident in some situations when in the beginning of usage of the drug, other times this drug usage can lead you to aggressive/opinionated nature. But its good for instant gratification you are able to perform proactively in so many day to day chores.

It gives you a window perspective where you can visit your thoughts in different lights and find out what's missing in the equation that you are pursuing.

Its as if you are on a different pathway and wanting a certain destination as a result. However, this can help reduce PTSD, trauma healing, and more so now studies have been made and it's proven that the psychedelics help reduce depression in societies.

For the BAD!

One becomes sinister by all areas of life, this brings bad Karma and misfortune to our lives we are away from the path of good and long lasting instead we descend on the path that takes us straight to hell. In life. And afterlife(for those who believe).

It showcases our weaknesses and suppresses our innate talents and leads us to a brain rot.

The brain becomes fogged, you become lazier and laid back, it stuffs you to the lower standard of living and settle for the less.

Hard work becomes boring and to do easy ways out becomes your most attempts.

To conclude

Drug addiction is a serious disease that needs empathy of others instead of the inconsideration. We all should understand and give space and a moment of silence for all the people who lost their battles and died of an OD.

To conclude would be that usage of drugs just for recreational purposes can help reduce depression. you are an addict depending on the amounts you take , how frequently you take them, and what places we do it, it comes to access that one is a drug addict or just an occasional user.

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Hi, take notes. Life is about to begin!

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Mental health is not taken seriously until we lose a loved one to depression.

I am writing this blog to voice my inner screams because I have been wrongly dealt with when it comes to the support given by family & friends.

Mostly when people are laid back and don't want to understand you instead want to push sedatives down your throat and puppet you around at their own convenience.

I fairly think depression is loss of memory, loss of appetite, loss of sleep at night, overthinking negatively, and zoning out.

The baby steps to take to help a friend or family member get out of depression are:

Asking how they feel quite frequently rather than just once in a week. Oftentimes we start living with the person and we never even ask how they are.

Doing little gestures as remembering their favourite order, or a song.

Making them part of your hangouts and going to a different site seeing points together.

Offering them ice cream or the last bubble gum, can also help. 🤩

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Sleep. 8 hr sleep is important.

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The science of knowing oneself is the biggest science out of all sciences because it takes your whole life's strength to get to know your absolutely changing self. Life won't get easier if you keep brushing your problems under the rug.

Being aware of your conscience is the biggest gift 🎁 you can receive by the universe. The more you know your own self the more you'll get better at understanding other people empathically.

Empathy has a very profound relationship with one's conscience. If your inner voice holds you accountable only then one can practice kindness.

Keep questioning yourself and don't forget to come up with the best answer. Work on yourself.

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Definitely a method worth giving a try.

don't want to study? try staring at a wall first

(unconventional study tips, part 3) - check out the full series here!

if you don't want to start studying, stare at the wall until you've grown sufficiently bored. then, get started on your homework or studying- you'll be bored enough that anything in comparison sounds fun enough.

this "wall-gazing" method of study gives your brain the chance to decompress and start focusing, making you more alert in your studying.

no, seriously. promise y'all it actually works it's insane

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The Beginning of a Thought Experiment

Starting point:

There’s something strangely satisfying about starting something new. A blank page, a fresh thought, the weight of unspoken ideas waiting to be formed. This blog is not just a collection of posts; it’s an experiment—a journey through everything that fuels my curiosity, creativity, and critique of the world.

Why This Blog?

I’ve spent years navigating the worlds of design, music, language, and science. Each discipline is a different kind of storytelling—one that shapes how we see, think, and exist. But more than anything, I’ve realized that our words hold power. Not just in the poetic sense, but in a very literal, almost alchemical way. This is something I explore in my book The Fault Is Not in Our Stars, It’s in Our Language—the idea that language itself is a spell, shaping our reality in ways we don’t always notice.

What You Can Expect Here

This blog won’t have a single theme because I don’t have a single train of thought. Some days, I’ll dive into deep philosophical questions, like whether consciousness can be replicated. Other days, I’ll break down the symbolism in fashion or share the creative process behind my songwriting. Sometimes, I’ll simply write about Karachi—the city that speaks in layers of history and paradoxes.

Expect to find:

Philosophy & Semiotics: The hidden codes in language, symbols, and human behavior.

Music & Writing: Song lyrics, storytelling experiments, and the fusion of Sindhi, Arabic, English, and Urdu.

Design & Fashion: My journey with DUR HAT, a brand that reimagines clothing as protection.

Science & Tech: Thoughts on AI, the evolution of weapons, and the future of communication.

Entrepreneurship & Creative Process: What it’s like to run Get It Ranking while juggling creative projects.

Personal Reflections: The thoughts that keep me up at night, the ideas that won’t let me go.

Final Thoughts: Let’s Begin

This blog is not a monologue—it’s a conversation. I want to explore ideas with you, challenge perspectives, and create something that exists beyond just words on a screen.

If you’re here for the journey, welcome. Let’s see where this thought experiment takes us.

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Life will never be the same as it was 10 years ago, 10 days ago, or 10 seconds ago, so stop living in the past. Make your present beautiful by staying in now!