Is it actually possible to get a job here on Reddit? Are there people with real authority scouting for talent on Reddit? If you work in advertising, marketing, political communication, strategy, and narrative design. Please DM me, and I will send you my CV. It might actually work for both of us.

Is it actually possible to get a job here on Reddit? Are there people with real authority scouting for talent on Reddit? If you work in advertising, marketing, political communication, strategy, and narrative design. Please DM me, and I will send you my CV. It might actually work for both of us.

Is it actually possible to get a job here on Reddit? Are there people with real authority scouting for talent on Reddit? If you work in advertising, marketing, political communication, strategy, and narrative design. Please DM me, and I will send you my CV. It might actually work for both of us.

I am trying to read 'A Promised Land' by Barack Obama, and it's okay. But it's not engaging enough. I want to have a book list to read at night, but I can't decide whether it should be fiction or something like '48 Laws of Power' or stuff like that. I am reading 'Outliers' during the day. Can anyone help me? I only read 20 min a day on average. I want to increase by some 10-15 min at night. Can someone really guide me through this?

I've spent a decade in political campaigns and brand communications in Nepal. No fancy degree. No technical skills that translate to a global CV. Just an ability to sit with a problem long enough until something clicks.

Written national manifestos. Developed campaign strategies. Consulted on scripts. Built brand narratives. All in Nepal.

What I'm actually good at is harder to put on a CV than a skill set. I'm a good thinking partner. I can sit in a room for hours and help a team find the angle they were missing. I know what to say, when to say it, and why it matters. I bring profound depth to conversation, rooted in my lived experience and spirituality. But every international opportunity seems to require a degree, a technical skill, or globally recognised work experience. I have none of those things. Just a brain that doesn't stop working. Is there a market for this kind of person? Or anyone willing to just engage me in any of their projects that need an extra pair of eyes and ears?? Help please.

I've spent a decade in political campaigns and brand communications in Nepal. No fancy degree. No technical skills that translate to a global CV. Just an ability to sit with a problem long enough until something clicks.

Written national manifestos. Developed campaign strategies. Consulted on scripts. Built brand narratives. All in Nepal, what I'm actually good at is harder to put on a CV than a skill set. I'm a good thinking partner. I can sit in a room for hours and help a team find the angle they were missing. I know what to say, when to say it, and why it matters. I bring profound depth to conversation, rooted in my lived experience and spirituality. But every international opportunity seems to require a degree, a technical skill, or globally recognised work experience. I have none of those things. Just a brain that doesn't stop working. Is there a market for this kind of person? Or anyone willing to just engage me in any of their projects that need an extra pair of eyes and ears?? Help please.

I've spent a decade in political campaigns and brand communications in Nepal. No fancy degree. No technical skills that translate to a global CV. Just an ability to sit with a problem long enough until something clicks.

Written national manifestos. Developed campaign strategies. Consulted on scripts. Built brand narratives. All in Nepal, what I'm actually good at is harder to put on a CV. I'm a good thinking partner. I can sit in a room for hours and help a team find the angle they were missing. I know what to say, when to say it, and why it matters. I bring profound depth to conversation, rooted in my lived experience and spirituality. But every international opportunity seems to require a degree, a technical skill, or globally recognised work experience. I have none of those things. Just a brain that doesn't stop working. Is there a market for this kind of person? Or anyone willing to just engage me in any of their projects that need an extra pair of eyes and ears?? Help please.

I've spent a decade in political campaigns and brand communications in Nepal. No fancy degree. No technical skills that translate to a global CV. Just an ability to sit with a problem long enough until something clicks.

Written national manifestos. Developed campaign strategies. Consulted on scripts. Built brand narratives. All in Nepal.

What I'm actually good at is harder to put on a CV than a skill set. I'm a good thinking partner. I can sit in a room for hours and help a team find the angle they were missing. I know what to say, when to say it, and why it matters. I bring profound depth to conversation, rooted in my lived experience and spirituality. But every international opportunity seems to require a degree, a technical skill, or globally recognised work experience. I have none of those things. Just a brain that doesn't stop working. Is there a market for this kind of person? Or anyone willing to just engage me in any of their projects that need an extra pair of eyes and ears?? Help please.

it's only 2 pages and i think i have something here, but i haven't written in a long long time so i am second guessing here. Anyone who's got 5 min of spare time to read what a novice writer has to say?

I want to learn AI and Automation and probably build a few products to ease my own life. If there is anyone who can teach N8N to ekdaam nooob manche haru lai, if you have that patience, we are two people who want to learn it. Tara step by step sikaidina parcha.. ekdaammm zero bata.. Workflow ra AI agent duitai sikaidina paryo. Zero bata N8N majja le chalauney banaidina paryo.. anyone interested to teach ? we could pay.

I want to learn AI and Automation and probably build a few products to ease my own life. If there is anyone who can teach N8N to ekdaam nooob manche haru lai, if you have that patience, we are two people who want to learn it. Tara step by step sikaidina parcha.. ekdaammm zero bata.. Workflow ra AI agent duitai sikaidina paryo. Zero bata N8N majja le chalauney banaidina paryo.. anyone interested to teach ? we could pay.

If you’ve read Atomic Habits and don’t know what to do next, that’s normal.If you want, I can help you build a simple daily checklist, nothing fancy, just something that actually works in real life. Five years ago, I was in a slump. I came out of it by trying the same repetitive things every day, ekdam sano sano kura like 'drinking coffee 2 times a day', or an affirmation 2 times a day, or just sitting at the desk, reading a page every day, sano sano kura haru.i know to achievers yo sano kura lagcha tara slump ma vako manche lai garo nai huncha.. it worked for me got me out of a slump and into a more structured life.

Tara Feri it crashed after few years of busy life le garda.. now i am building it again.. and i know the theory and practicality. Atomic habits padera matra hudaina.. aru books haru pani cha sabai tira ko knowledge haru accumulate garyo vane you will probably have something that works for you.. everyday checklist nai ho life ko sabai vanda thulo hack... sounds small tara that will really change things..or at least you will feel good about your day nai ...

anyone wants to

I will DM you my CV. I am positioning myself as a communication strategist. I have worked in several areas, such as business and politics. I'm primarily based in Nepal and don't have international work experience. I want to get into the international jobs market. Is there any help available here?

I will DM you my CV. I am positioning myself as a communication strategist. I have worked in several areas, such as business and politics. I'm primarily based in Nepal and don't have international work experience. I want to get into the international jobs market. Is there any help available here?

I am currently looking to position myself as a communication strategist. I have worked in several areas, such as business and politics. It's mostly based in Nepal, and I don't have any international work experience. I want to get into the international jobs market. Is there any help available here?

I was thinking of going to the pool and get my daily exercise swimming. I am a decent swimmer, I can do laps haven't done those in years now but i can get back my groove once i am into the pool. I was wondering if i wanted to increase my body mass, would swimming alone be enough? What if i ate good protein and even did some protein powder shake and stuff?