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How To Find Your Niche on Instagram in 2020 — Adete Dahiya There’s a lot of noise on social media. A lot of content, but very little content that makes an impact. Understanding your niche or picking a strict category can make all the difference between an account that succeeds and one that doesn’t.

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What Are The Skills Needed For Success? Here's What My Instagram Fam Said — Adete Dahiya A friend of mine set up his restaurant in Delhi at the beginning of February. Everything was going well but then bam! COVID! Suddenly there was panic and frenzy and navigating the F&B space became extremely difficult. I should know because we had to deal with something similar at The Nutty K

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Covid 19 Lockdown: 8 Things That Helped Me Stay Sane During The Pandemic — Adete Dahiya The coronavirus lockdown created a situation of isolation and worsening mental health for many of us. During this time I developed habits and methods to stay happier and not dwell on the bad so much.

Haven't posted here in a while and that's coz I was busy setting stuff up on YouTube. Go check out the latest video on creative self portrait ideas. And SUBSCRIBE!

5 Creative At Home Photoshoot Ideas | Self Portraits | Adete Dahiya As promised, here's a video talking about how creative at home photoshoot ideas that I've personally implemented and people have loved. Hopefully this gives ...

To all the artists and creatives out there, never doubt your strength! It’s not easy to follow a creative pursuit in a world that is hell bent on labelling us and putting us into boxes. This quote by Henri Matisse – “Creativity takes courage” is up on my wall, reminding me of this every single day. It takes courage to stand up to every doubt, every fear that you’re going to make it. It takes courage to stand up to your loved ones, who may be holding you back without even knowing it. It takes courage to believe in yourself. It takes courage to take that first step into the unknown. It takes courage to keep creating, relentlessly without letting all those negative emotions creep back into your head. It takes courage. And for that, you are strong. ❤️.


P.S. Didn't intend for this edit to turn out like a poster, but I'm kind of liking the look. What do you think?

After seeing the online response to Adele's weight loss picture, I'm certain about one thing: no matter who you are or where you're at, people WILL judge you! So, what's the point of giving a damn?
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On a more serious note though, relying on others' validation and perception of ourselves often leads to doubt, fear, and constantly second guessing ourselves. We forget to trust our gut, our learning and our principles when we rely too much on others. It becomes a vicious cycle. We fear judgement, yet we use it as a parameter for our decisions. Instead, we can start by reflecting on our own motivations and by being a little less critical of others.

Self reflection is one of the most powerful tools out there. It is the one thing that allows us to be truly honest with ourselves — our desires, our fears and everything that comes along with them. It helps us explore possibilities that we wouldn't have otherwise thought possible. I often resort to writing and meditating whenever I need to reflect upon something - thoughts, actions etc. How do you practice self reflection?

Is it really possible to be positive and happy all the time? Recently came across this term called "toxic positivity". You know that culture (mostly on the internet) that focus on over-emphasis of a happy and optimistic state and sort of invalidates negative feelings and emotions? Yeah that! Over time this "think positive" culture had gone quite overboard. I think a better approach would be to focus on acknowledging...both the negative and the positive. And then moving on to the next experience. Afterall neither of these last forever 🤷‍♀️. .


Picture edited using 's Summer Collection preset (Tropical Vibes).

Is it really possible to be positive and happy all the time? Recently came across this term called "toxic positivity". You know that culture (mostly on the internet) that focus on over-emphasis of a happy and optimistic state and sort of invalidates negative feelings and emotions? Yeah that! Over time this "think positive" culture had gone quite overboard. I think a better approach would be to focus on acknowledging...both the negative and the positive. And then moving on to the next experience. Afterall neither of these last forever 🤷‍♀️.



Picture edited using 's Summer Collection preset (Tropical Vibes).

We will have two paths to choose from when this all ends — we can become more like the version of ourselves that we've always wanted to be, the kind of people we always hoped to be. We can become the people who no longer take this planet and all its joys for granted; people who are compassionate; people who are willing to look beyond their own selves. Or we can continue to stay the same, the way we've always been, taking in, using and abusing more than we need, more than is necessary..
I got the opportunity to learn about and become conscious about the environment at a young age because my school focused on this. I remember I was so passionate about saving water, and cleaning up our rivers, and protecting the forests. But somewhere down the line, this awareness got shadowed by a cloud of consumerism, vain desires and this innate desire to fit in. I had a voice in the back of my head, telling me to come back to that schoolgirl mindset and think about the impact of my actions. And I kept pushing that voice back, thinking "there's time to think about the environment, first let me focus on fulfilling my desires". And just like that, time came to a halt. Everything has been on a standstill, and the earth is telling us that our time is up. We can no longer take things for granted. And let's plan not to 🙏🙏🙏.