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NORSAN's avatar

"The point of this analysis is that life in general consists of many details that by themselves are meaningless, unless you look for a meaning in them."

This article touches me personally and especially. A couple of years ago someone wrote my birthday on a post-it, although he did it with a mistake, the detail shook my floor. Someone was interested in remembering my birthday. Although I never saw the note, even today I consider it the most valuable gift I could have had.

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Davor Katusic's avatar

Enjoyed the text. I think that every strategy can be a valid one, even if we post notes that “have nothing to say”. Sometimes notes like “what a beautiful day” gain huge response while they “shouldn’t”. On the contrary, a brilliant post sometimes remains invisible. This is how it works. Ultimately, those who have knowledge, style, sweet spot and consistency will become visible.

Another question worth addressing is - why do some people get annoyed when “stupid” notes get engagement? For instance, it’s not that stupid notes annoy me, yet, I cannot prevent myself from noticing how stupid (or generic) they are😂

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