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"Unveiling the Realities of the Fashion Industry: My Journey and Insights" Inspired by a recent post from DietSabya, I want to share some thoughts on the glamorous world of fashion. The saying "All that glitters is not gold" fits this industry well. Behind the glitz, there's a dark side that often goes unnoticed. It's time for fashion enthusiasts to be aware of these realities before choosing this career path. Compared to other industries, fashion is low-paying with high work pressure. There is intense competition, nepotism, politics, discrimination, unpaid internships, low-paying clients, and a shortage of jobs. The fashion industry in India is still growing, so many don't know about the various career opportunities available. Because of this, design students and their parents often expect immediate success, aspiring to be the next Manish Malhotra or Sabyasachi Mukherjee. This myth needs to be debunked for several reasons. Firstly, the competition is much tougher now. Secondly, most Indian customers are not willing to spend huge amounts on clothing. Thirdly, today's designers and customers are more conscious of the fashion industry's environmental impact, leading to a preference for slow, sustainable, and ethical fashion. Lastly, not everyone wants to be a glamorous designer in the film industry. Some want to explore other career paths, start small businesses, or work with local artisans in rural areas to promote Indian arts and crafts. Personally, I've always been fascinated by the fashion industry. Despite these challenges, I am committed to being part of this community. I have a passion for teaching and have been involved in academics since graduating. For the future, I want to avoid unnecessary drama and the hectic lifestyle of big cities. I prioritize peace and plan to settle in a small city with decent exposure to the fashion industry, where I can thrive while continuing to teach fashion. #fashionindustry #fashioneducation #fashiondesigning #struggles #realitycheck #glamour #journey

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I decided to translate and share Vincent Luyendijk's post because it is the best representation of what I myself have been feeling and trying to say, when it comes to cycling. Thank you, Vincent - the most valuable contribution to World Bicycle Day I have seen. Here it goes: ''Who taught you how to ride a bike? It's always such a beautiful image; the mother or father running along and then.... release... and... theeeeere.... Goes.... they..... As a child, you usually get the hang of it in no time. Especially those who have already practiced with a balance bike. When you're older, it all gets scarier. But even then, once you go, a magical moment. Most valuable time spent. I am convinced that teaching someone to ride a bike is the most valuable time spent that you can give someone. That sounds pompous, but I still stand by it. In those few hours, you not only teach someone how to ride a bike, you give her autonomy, freedom, fun, health and in one fell swoop expand her world. She can go to school, work, family, friends or the club by herself. And just think about what a positive effect on quality of life and sustainability every extra cyclist means to society. Today we celebrate Bicycle Day worldwide. Because it's so important that more people ride bikes. Fortunately, there are also more and more programs and possibilities for people who did not learn to ride a bike from their parents, I will post an overview of them in the comments. '' #worldbicycleday Open Emoji Keyboard

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"My Journey: From Automobiles to Cigars" No one can predict the future, but reflecting on my journey, each step has shaped who I am today. I’m Neel Soni, and my career began with a passion for automobiles. I earned a Bachelor's in Automobile Engineering from Gujarat Technological University (GTU) Technological University and completed a 5-month internship at Jaguar Land Rover in Ahmedabad, where I discovered my growing interest in management. This inspired me to pursue an MSc in Project Management at the University of the West of Scotland of the West of Scotland in London. Now, I find myself in a new chapter as the store in charge at City of London Cigars of London Cigars. While this may seem like a departure from my automotive roots, I’ve not forgotten my beginnings. I still actively follow the automotive industry and remain passionate about it. At City of London Cigars, I manage operations, from stocking premium cigars and exclusive spirits to customer engagement and sales. I’m also learning about social media marketing, which helps us better represent our business. What captivates me most is the craftsmanship behind cigars and spirits—the unique characteristics shaped by different soils and regions. This is my journey: from automobiles to cigars, a little complex yet driven by the same passion for learning, growth, and craftsmanship. Much like a fine cigar or spirit, it’s the details that make all the difference. #mscprojectmanagement #graduate #automobileindustry #cigars #cubancigar #newworldcigar #whisky #whiskey #management #socialmediamarketing