• Chatgpt prompt:
    A vertical ultra-realistic close-up photo of a human hand with a single index finger extended. Standing gently on the fingertip is a tiny, ultra-miniature child with short dark hair, wearing a simple t-shirt and shorts. The child appears to be around 6 to 8 years old, with a calm and curious expression, balancing carefully with arms slightly outstretched. The fingertip shows detailed skin texture, and the background is softly blurred with natural warm daylight tones. Vertical 9:16 format, high realism, heartwarming and surreal atmosphere.
    Chatgpt prompt: A vertical ultra-realistic close-up photo of a human hand with a single index finger extended. Standing gently on the fingertip is a tiny, ultra-miniature child with short dark hair, wearing a simple t-shirt and shorts. The child appears to be around 6 to 8 years old, with a calm and curious expression, balancing carefully with arms slightly outstretched. The fingertip shows detailed skin texture, and the background is softly blurred with natural warm daylight tones. Vertical 9:16 format, high realism, heartwarming and surreal atmosphere.
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  • Chatgpt Prompt for Practice:
    A photo of an harbour. Instead of boars, it's paper boats. Everything is just a regular harbour, but it's paper boats instead of boats . Real photo, realistic. People are seen boarding onto the back of the birds
    Chatgpt Prompt for Practice: A photo of an harbour. Instead of boars, it's paper boats. Everything is just a regular harbour, but it's paper boats instead of boats . Real photo, realistic. People are seen boarding onto the back of the birds
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  • If you're not using AI tools in 2025, you're working at a disadvantage.

    AI isn't just for developers or tech teams anymore.
    It’s for everyone — marketers, creators, founders, freelancers, and beyond.

    Here are 20+ AI tools you should already be testing:

    General Use
    → ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Grok, Gemini

    Writing Code
    → GitHub Copilot, Replit, Tabnine, Windurf AI

    Learning & Growth
    → getStudyPal, GoodInside, Rosebud, NotebookLM

    Audience Building
    → Delphi, Captions, HeyGen, Particle News App

    Productivity
    → WisprFlow, Persona, Adobe PDF AI, Granola, Gemini for Gmail

    Creativity
    → Midjourney, Krea, Photoroom, EleventLabs, Suno AI, Gamma

    These tools are not just impressive — they’re essential.
    Start exploring one a week.


    If you're not using AI tools in 2025, you're working at a disadvantage. AI isn't just for developers or tech teams anymore. It’s for everyone — marketers, creators, founders, freelancers, and beyond. Here are 20+ AI tools you should already be testing: 🔍 General Use → ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Grok, Gemini đŸ’ģ Writing Code → GitHub Copilot, Replit, Tabnine, Windurf AI 🧠 Learning & Growth → getStudyPal, GoodInside, Rosebud, NotebookLM đŸ“Ŗ Audience Building → Delphi, Captions, HeyGen, Particle News App âš™ī¸ Productivity → WisprFlow, Persona, Adobe PDF AI, Granola, Gemini for Gmail 🎨 Creativity → Midjourney, Krea, Photoroom, EleventLabs, Suno AI, Gamma These tools are not just impressive — they’re essential. Start exploring one a week.
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  • Sorrow at others’ joy, celebration at their pain—are we truly human, or part of a society of “judges in human disguise”?

    In Bangladesh, a strange form of national entertainment seems to have emerged—when someone faces hardship, people burst into laughter; but when someone shines, storm clouds gather on others' faces. It’s as if there’s a national sport called: “Jealousy XI vs. Empathy Zero.”

    Let’s be honest—if someone is ever genuinely happy, they’re immediately labeled as “arrogant,” “attention-seeker,” or “showing off wealth.” But if they fail, the neighborhood begins sipping tea while gossiping in a high-voltage drama titled: “See? Told you they were full of themselves.”

    Why are we like this?

    Here are the rotten roots behind this mindset:

    1. The Hidden Poison of Childhood Conditioning:

    We grow up hearing things like—“Why did your friend score more than you?”
    So when that same friend gets promoted, it stings.
    Result? We become thorns in their joy and eat sweets over their failure.

    2. Cultivation of Self-Doubt, Not Self-Worth:

    When we lack our own success, others’ achievements feel threatening.
    We develop a mental file called “Jealousy Mode,” where we downplay their success as: “just lucky,” “fake,” or “family money.”

    3. Discounted Empathy in the Market of Success:

    When someone rises, we assume they’ve stepped on our neck to get there.
    We overlook their sacrifice and struggle—
    because we’re too busy calculating “Why not me?”

    4. Social Media: The Stage for Emotional Circus:

    When someone posts a happy photo on Facebook,
    someone else DMs with sarcasm: “Looks like you’re living it up!”
    We forget—behind that smile might be mountains of hidden pain.


    ---

    So, what can we do?

    1. Celebrate Others’ Wins Like a Festival:

    Happiness hoarded becomes heaviness.
    Shared joy becomes inspiration.
    When someone does well, smile. Clap.
    There’s no tax on encouragement.

    2. Hang a Mirror in Your Mind:

    Ask yourself—“Why does someone else’s pain bring me pleasure?
    Am I just covering up my own failures?”
    If the answer is yes—it’s time for a mental detox.

    3. Wear Glasses of Inspiration, Not Comparison:

    Someone else’s success isn’t your defeat.
    It could be the roadmap to your next chapter.

    4. Go to the Gym—of the Soul:

    Self-respect, gratitude, and empathy—these are muscles of the mind.
    You have to train them daily.
    You don’t become human just by building biceps and triceps.


    ---

    Final thought:
    If we rejoice in others’ failures and suffer at their joy—
    then which team are we really on?
    The human team, or the vultures’?

    The first step to building a better society
    is becoming truly human ourselves.
    Otherwise, our “social life” is just a mask—worn too well.

    Sorrow at others’ joy, celebration at their pain—are we truly human, or part of a society of “judges in human disguise”? In Bangladesh, a strange form of national entertainment seems to have emerged—when someone faces hardship, people burst into laughter; but when someone shines, storm clouds gather on others' faces. It’s as if there’s a national sport called: “Jealousy XI vs. Empathy Zero.” Let’s be honest—if someone is ever genuinely happy, they’re immediately labeled as “arrogant,” “attention-seeker,” or “showing off wealth.” But if they fail, the neighborhood begins sipping tea while gossiping in a high-voltage drama titled: “See? Told you they were full of themselves.” Why are we like this? Here are the rotten roots behind this mindset: 1. The Hidden Poison of Childhood Conditioning: We grow up hearing things like—“Why did your friend score more than you?” So when that same friend gets promoted, it stings. Result? We become thorns in their joy and eat sweets over their failure. 2. Cultivation of Self-Doubt, Not Self-Worth: When we lack our own success, others’ achievements feel threatening. We develop a mental file called “Jealousy Mode,” where we downplay their success as: “just lucky,” “fake,” or “family money.” 3. Discounted Empathy in the Market of Success: When someone rises, we assume they’ve stepped on our neck to get there. We overlook their sacrifice and struggle— because we’re too busy calculating “Why not me?” 4. Social Media: The Stage for Emotional Circus: When someone posts a happy photo on Facebook, someone else DMs with sarcasm: “Looks like you’re living it up!” We forget—behind that smile might be mountains of hidden pain. --- So, what can we do? 1. Celebrate Others’ Wins Like a Festival: Happiness hoarded becomes heaviness. Shared joy becomes inspiration. When someone does well, smile. Clap. There’s no tax on encouragement. 2. Hang a Mirror in Your Mind: Ask yourself—“Why does someone else’s pain bring me pleasure? Am I just covering up my own failures?” If the answer is yes—it’s time for a mental detox. 3. Wear Glasses of Inspiration, Not Comparison: Someone else’s success isn’t your defeat. It could be the roadmap to your next chapter. 4. Go to the Gym—of the Soul: Self-respect, gratitude, and empathy—these are muscles of the mind. You have to train them daily. You don’t become human just by building biceps and triceps. --- Final thought: If we rejoice in others’ failures and suffer at their joy— then which team are we really on? The human team, or the vultures’? The first step to building a better society is becoming truly human ourselves. Otherwise, our “social life” is just a mask—worn too well.
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