Agnel John

Recently, I watched a video by Tharunkumar .co about his mental breakdown from working without breaks.

It got me thinking.

Many of us pay a lot of attention to our physical health.

But when it comes to mental health, we often ignore it.

Me too.

Being a content creator and entrepreneur, I usually try to stay ON track all the time.

Stepping OFF the track scares me a little.

What if this happens?
What if that happens?

Later, I asked myself,

What if I take a break and see what happens?

That's when I decided to include break days in my regular routine.

During those times, I either meet my friends or go on a trip.

That's when I realized, stepping off the track actually boosts our productivity.

Breaks give more room for our minds to solve problems because they get the rest they deserve.

I felt that.

Being committed and consistent is fine.

But not at the expense of our mental health.

What's your take?

Quick tip for you all to grow on LinkedIn!



Got a chance to attend Sudharsanan Ganapathy session on personal branding. And dropping one of my simple yet effective takeaways here


✅Give value, expect nothing
✅Be a giver, not a getter.
✅Post for the audience, not for the reach.

There is a verse in the Bible that popped into my head when Sudharsanan bro said this:

“But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” Matthew 6:33

Just like that, “Seek first how to add value to the people you are responsible for through content.” And all the followers, likes, and engagement will be given to you!

It was a pleasure meeting you, brother.

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Amidst getting inspired by successful entrepreneurs worldwide,

Watching an ordinary Tamil boy rising to great heights motivated me to take a step ahead.

I started watching his YouTube channel when he first posted about fashion and skincare.

I still remember, that only after seeing him did I know there is a thing called moisturizer cream that keeps our skin healthy.

And from there, he transitioned to posting entrepreneurial content.

That transition sparked my curiosity to learn how to make and manage money.

One of his videos where he talked about revenue streams of income helped me make a clear decision before I started my entrepreneurial journey.

As the saying goes, “Do your work and share your knowledge. You'll never know whom you are inspiring along the way.“

He is such an inspiration to many youngsters.

And now, being able to discuss and talk with the man who inspired me gives an immense sense of satisfaction.

We can learn many things from him, and if there is one takeaway we can have, it'll be,

Share your knowledge and add value through whatever means you can.

Because you'll never know who you are inspiring.

Thanks Rahul M bro, for inspiring us.

Keep doing your great work.