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Kirubaa Ganesh

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Sometimes...this is all you need! taken in Kodaikanal- Princess of Hills by @the.greenscreenguy

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5 months ago

TL;DR

- quit my previous job
- took a break
- worked with early stage founders

- applied to a role in an organisation that I found interesting
- have showed up to my first ever interview
- got selected

- moved to bangalore
- joined @join_ef
- and a lot more happened in-between!!

give a read to the slides below ;) by @the.greenscreenguy

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8 months ago

Last week, Coimbatore did something I didn’t expect.
What started as a one-day client visit turned into a three-day reset.

Me, Pavan O and Muruganandam M went there to meet a client.
Since we were anyway in the city, we thought we’d also meet a few people in the ecosystem.

One day of plans slowly stretched into three.
By the end of it, we had solid product validation and a clear view of our next milestones.

The city was calm.
The people were warm.
The whole ecosystem felt genuinely alive.

People there carry authenticity so casually.
From the waiter to the auto driver to the security guard,
everyone I met felt real, kind, and present.

One of the days, we dropped into Alamaram Startup Incubator and finally met Ambi Moorthy and Praveen Krishna in person.
What was supposed to be a quick visit turned into one of the best days I’ve had in a long time.

The stories I heard there stayed with me, and
the way the conversations we had made things feel a lot clearer.

The wild part of this trip?
Everything I had quietly mapped out for my next steps started lining up on its own.
Conversations, signals, and small moments from those three days kept pointing me in the same direction.

Walking away from it all, I just felt much surer about where I’m heading.

If you’ve been planning a Coimbatore trip for a long time, just go.
There’s something about that city.

Positive.
Pulling.
Almost magnetic.

PS: RedTaxi is a life saver :) by @the.greenscreenguy

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a year ago

The only way to win is to play.
And someone always plays. The question is, are you?

To be a successful racer,
you can’t keep your car in the garage, polishing and adjusting.
At some point, you need to get on the track and drive.

No one wins trophies by staying in the garage.
The ones who win are those who start, take laps, make mistakes, adjust
and give themselves a real chance to "win"

This is not about racing. taken in Pullman New Delhi Aerocity by @the.greenscreenguy

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a year ago

The best marketing?
You don’t even realize it’s happening.

Yesterday, our flight to Delhi was delayed—after we had already boarded. You could sense the mood shift.

Tired and tied to our seats (almost).

Then came the paper bags.
Not an apology. Not a discount.

Just snacks.

A distraction? Sure.
But this wasn’t service—it was a clever marketing strategy.

We were introduced to partner brands,
in a moment of high attention and emotion.

Smart. Subtle. Strategic.
The delay? Forgot it even happened.

So folks,

Marketing isn’t always about grabbing attention.
Sometimes, it’s about showing up when attention is already there.
And using it wisely.

@indigo.6e by @the.greenscreenguy

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2 years ago

So smart, yet so stupid.

You can be someone, who

- Read 50 books.
- Listened to 100 podcasts.
- Maybe even bookmarked every productivity hack on the internet.

But don’t forget the basics—

- Reply to emails
- Read the calendar
- Mute yourself on Zoom

;) HaHaa...

But hey, Don't forget the real basics—

- Sleep like it's your job
- Touch something that isn’t a screen
- Talk to someone who's isn’t an algorithm

Sometimes, intelligence isn’t about knowing more.

It’s about not ignoring what we already have and works.

So, what's your plan for the weekend?

PS. That's me in Ghilbi Style :) by @the.greenscreenguy

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2 years ago

Someone will always be ahead of you. And it’s easy to feel behind.

But here’s what most people forget — when did you both start?

They might be years into their journey,
while you’re just beginning.

Their resources,
experience, or
circumstances might be different.

Your growth is yours alone — no timeline is identical.

Instead of obsessing over fellow runners,
focus on your race.

Learn, adapt, and move forward.

Because the finish line doesn’t care who started first.
It only cares who finishes strong. by @the.greenscreenguy

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2 years ago

Imagine being presented with a choice:

The Blue Pill keeps you in your comfort zone.

- predictable but stagnant,
- avoiding risks,
- staying where you feel safe.

The Red Pill is the growth zone.

- uncertain but transformative,
- embracing challenges,
- filled with opportunities to learn and grow.

Every day, we face this choice. Do we stick with what’s easy and routine, or do we step into discomfort to learn, grow, and unlock new potential?

Yes, the Red Pill comes with uncertainty, but it’s also where you grow, learn, and achieve more.

Whether it's picking up a new skill, exploring a new career path, or simply taking a chance on an idea – the Red Pill is the path to level up.

Remember: Growth happens only when we leave the Matrix of comfort.

Which pill are you choosing today?

#productivity #comfort #growth #student #college by @the.greenscreenguy

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2 years ago

When you chase too many goals at the same time, you dilute your energy and focus.

Challenges and doubts will always weigh you down, but persistent focus and determination on a single goal can tip the scale in your favor.

- Prioritise,
- Simplify,
- Channel your efforts into what matters most right now.

Consistent one step forward is better than scattered leaps in every direction.

This is your reminder to show up, even when it’s hard. Persistence will carry you further than you think.

So, what’s that one thing you’ll focus on today?

#focus #goal #productivity #plan #time #management #timemanagement #step by @the.greenscreenguy

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2 years ago

We’ve all been there. Doubting if the time, energy, and effort we’re putting in will actually pay off.

The truth is, progress often feels invisible at first. It’s easy to wonder if it’s working or if it ever will.

But here’s the catch: consistent effort compounds.

Every small step builds on the last, even if you can’t see it yet. Give it 10 days, 45 days or even 3 months to a year—and you’ll see just how much you can transform.

Growth doesn’t come all at once. It’s a learning curve.

- You stumble,
- You question,
- You refine

and finally, you get it.

Keep showing up. You’ll figure it out—just like you always do.

What’s something you’ve stayed consistent with and seen results in? Let’s share and inspire each other in the comments! 💪

PS: The learning curve in slide 3 is based on true events :) by @the.greenscreenguy

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2 years ago

You’ve dreamt of creating something big, something that would make a huge impact.

You worked tirelessly, day and night, connecting with people who could help make it happen.

But then, life happened, and you were forced to pause and focus on something else.

The dream you had, and all the effort you put in… it just stopped, frozen in time, no longer moving forward with you.

But the courage it takes to bounce back, to stand in front of the same people and show them you still got it... pah! That feeling is unexplainable!

If you’re thinking, “How am I going to do it?” or “I had to pause, should I still go for it?” – I’ve been there too, and now, I’m slowly starting again.

All it takes is one small step to create that big impact you’re aiming for!

- we try,
- we fail,
- we fall,
- we stand,
- we thrive.

So, yosikama, start working on the idea you’ve been holding on to!

Shall we begin? *Arambikalangala*
#careerquest taken in India by @the.greenscreenguy

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2 years ago

Taking a pause is not a sign of weakness. It’s how you

"recharge and refocus"

Stepping away for a moment helped me understand,

- we should reassess our direction
- clarity can come from taking a step back
- the world won’t fall apart if you step away for a moment

This pause, helped me gain

- clarity about what I want
- inspiration for new ideas
- energy to tackle what lies ahead

Sometimes, the best thing you can do is... nothing.

How are you creating space for reflection in your daily routine?

#clarity taken in India by @the.greenscreenguy

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