Brown, But Better

Stay active when you're using it. It's super important to do but it also makes social media use a totally different experience.

Once you try this, you'll start getting annoyed at all the junk content out there that's just for engagement, that's pointless, or that probably makes you start hating your favourite people!

If you want to be Brown, But Better, then donate blood!

It's that simple.
How many of us would happily accept blood if it meant saving our life, but would be so reluctant to give it to save others?

Earlier this year I (and our family) were reminded just how important it is to have blood donors and how much of a difference that small act can make.

Book your appointment today by searching for donate blood" wherever you are.


Sikh / Hindu / Muslim /India

This shouldn't be controversial; being a good man should mean standing up for others who could do with a hand standing up for themselves.
It shouldn't be an issue to be an ally for others like people make it out to be because it all stems from the basic notion that we all deserve a good life.

Guys (and girls) don't let these people cloud your views on a whole community just because of their own perceptions.

I genuinely am baffled by this anti-indian rhetoric I seem to be seeing by diaspora Indians. Whether it's cognitive dissonance, wanting to not be Indian, or just bad experiences, some thing's not right and tbh - they probably need therapy.


Anti Indian / South Asian Men / Psychology

This one's a doozy. 2 people can witness the exact same thing and have completely different views of it.

What came up for you in the little thought experiment I did?

Can't wait to try this one and see their reaction 😂

It's none of their business 🤷🏽‍♂️

I've never seen a white Sikh make a fool of themselves 🤷🏽‍♂️. The people I've met are more devoted, practise more, put more effort into the religion, and tbh - a lot of them make me want to be a better Sikh and inspire me!

Love this one from !

We have so many limiting beliefs in our lives instilled into us either from parents, family, friends, strangers etc but all it takes is you to challenge it and ask why is that belief there and what's stopping me from doing that...

Eventually, if it's your goal, you end up becoming the first Sikh Fighter Pilot since World War 2!

What's one limiting belief you've overcome?

It's really that simple!!

Guys it's not that hard, but also, this is kind of bare minimum treatment.

I can't lie, I've also done less than the bare minimum for sure but I do my best now to make sure it'll never happen again! (Unless the person literally hates gifts then it's about finding out what they'd prefer instead).