hello ji

I wanted this to be a weekly newsletter but this is turning out to be a monthly thing xD

I moved on..

TO A NEW NEWSLETTER PLATFORM - BEEHIIV

But why?

• Substack was great, but it started to feel outdated.

• Beehiiv offers more features.

• And, well, all our clients use this platform!

Month In Review

1. I went to an escape room with friends, which was so much fun! Of course, I made a reel about it — check it out HERE.

2. Finally planned to create content for Shorts, Reels, and YouTube — yes, f*#k procrastination - wanna sub? check out some of my videos from six years ago? HERE is the cringe stuff

   

   sub kro bc?

3. Some good stuff coming by the end of the month. Spoiler: a short trip

4. Celebrated Ganesh Puja in Bangalore - missed home :(

   

5. BOOKED EARLY BIRD GOLD TICKETS FOR THE DILJIT DOSANJH CONCERT.

   

   oo Punjabi aa gaya Oye

   Being a huge fan I cannot wait for the live performance. (of course: reel)

   Glad I got a pixel card, the regular tickets got sold out in 30 seconds. TF.

6. Been hitting the gym regularly and can see some progress—feeling pretty proud of it!

   

Why you don’t remember everyone you meet?

British anthropologist Robin Dunbar has a theory about that.

He says humans can only juggle about 150 social relationships at a time.

WHAT?

• We can handle maintaining relationships with about 100 to 250 people, but 150 is the sweet spot (Dunbar's Number).

• It’s all about our neocortex, a part of the brain that deals with social stuff. Bigger brain, more buddies!

The Layers:

Dunbar isn’t just about the big 150.

He breaks it down like this:

• 5 closest friends/family

• 15 good friends

• 50 friends

• 150 meaningful contacts

• 500 acquaintances

• 1500 people you can recognize

Dunbar’s Number might not be perfect, but it’s a fun way to look at why you’re tight with some and not with others.

That’s it buds!

Chalo happy weekend!!