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Lockdown Shenanigans


Hope the few bloggers hanging around are doing well! :P

I have been doing ok, picking up new hobbies during the lockdown. For instance, I now like running. Who would have thunk I, of all people, would spend an entire Sunday researching the gazillion types of Nike shoes to pick the best one to buy as a reward for doing my first 5k. I did that, yes.

I also used my time to make myself a swanky new website! 

(Blogger, I still love you, but I needed to do this for the professional stuff. For all my rants, I will still come to you. You know that, don't you?)

So yeah, I have a new website - www.theonionbrain.com where I talk about all things behavioural science. If you are interested in behavioural science, psychology, product design or marketing, please do subscribe there!


More than anything, I enjoyed the process of creating it from scratch. I should do more such stuff!

Anyway, hope you are all doing well and it's totally ok if you are being unproductive, because God knows we live in stressful times and there's absolutely no need to prove anything to anybody. 

If you have been productive, think of yourselves as the lucky ones! :)

Cheers and stay safe,
Preeks

Comments

  1. Heyyyy, congratulations on the new website. And the podcast. Way to go!
    I also started a podcast recently. I think podcast is the new blogging? Haha.
    But it is so bloody hard. I have only one episode so far ~hides face~
    By the way, the hyperlink to your website address on this post doesn't take you to the website, I typed the address then went to the website.
    Damn cool ya! I am going to binge-read all those articles.
    And if you are curious about my podcast, you can check me out on instagram as Advertising Not a Funny Business and on podcast platforms like spotify, apple etc. It is hosted on Anchor.fm.
    Do you also have an IG page? I will check.
    We could collaborate also one day, some day. Haha. My thoughts are going overboard.
    Ok going to your website now.
    All the very best for everything.

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    1. Hey Snigdha! Dropped you a message on Insta. Cannot wait to chat more about this! :)

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