Vedant Shekhar Mhatre(@vedantsmhatre) 인스타그램 상세 프로필 분석: 팔로워 3,101, 참여율 676.39%

I didn’t come this far to only come this far.✨

What does your second side look like?

- get up before the world starts getting noisy - hit the gym 4-5x a week (focus on form, not ego) - keep your nails trimmed and your grooming sharp - buy 3-4 solid outfits instead of a closet full of junk - iron your clothes every single time pick one signature scent and wear it subtly sit tall, keep your shoulders back and chin level move with purpose - never look rushed - look people in the eye when they talk actually listen before you open your mouth speak a little slower and keep your tone low don't talk just to fill the silence - keep the phone face down during a conversation - read every day (10 pages adds up fast) - treat your morning routine like it's sacred - block out time for the gym and rest - not just work - keep your environment clean and minimal stop oversharing your private life don't engage in gossip don't chase - let them come to you respond to situations, don't just react - keep people guessing; leave some mystery - put money into investments before you spend it track your wins (body, business, and skills) - master one high-value skill until you're the best - build your discipline in private no frantic or chaotic energy stop looking for loud validation stop complaining about things you have the power to fix Attraction isn't about being loud. It's about control. It's about being intentional.

Let me know what you think

1. The over enthusiastic one They come on STRONG. Want to be best mates after 2 hangouts. Calling you a close friends, sharing their issues, texting 24/7... and then just as fast? They disappear or switch up. "Fast moving = fast betrayal 2. The Over-Compliment Friend that hypes you up constantly... but it feels a little too much, a little too loud, a little too performative. 'You're the best! 'You got everything',' the idolizing (so over the top) ...but somehow you leave feeling... off? I feel that "if it feels fake.. it probably is" 3. The "makes everything about them" You know the person who talks about themselves the whole time and never really worries about you. And then When you do get a chance to talk to them they turn & compare and turn every story about themselves I am very aware of these because I'm sure at some point I have done or been 1 or maybe I'm even three of these. but the older I get, the more inner work I do and the more observations I make. we don't want friends who drain us.. there is a time and a place for sure to vent, but you know in your gut when it's one sided. We want friends who meet us to be ourselves.

Hunger got real.