Arul Dhanasekar

If you can’t control what’s inside, you won’t control what’s outside these great lines from War Machine really stayed in my mind

@NehraWorkss done bro

@arulds_ Done bro do the same

If you are in tech and building something Let's connect

@AnkanXplorer done😄

@arulds_ Connected 🤝 FB ☺️

Always looking to connect with people building cool things online 🚀 if you're working on: → AI tools → SaaS → web apps → coding projects → automations → startups → design → content → side projects drop what you're building below 👇 let’s connect & grow together.

@olexweb @pradiptwt Yep

@arulds_ @pradiptwt Mutual?

My Second Day on X Gain 363 total followers 250 verified followers 441K+ impression X is the best platform for connecting new people If you in tech let's Connect

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@arulds_ @pradiptwt Just followed. FB if you don’t mind 🙂

Work so hard that her parents call her an idiot for leaving.

@Shay_Slay_ undeniable fact

Build → Fail → Learn → Repeat That’s the real developer journey.

@diwashprenuer who would say no to that?

Hey founders/solopreneurs Be honest: if you had to pay for your own product, would you?

food : improves focus and brain performance

if you are a developer apart from learning and practicing sleep, exercise and food are really matters

don't do intense workout at least 30-40mins of walking daily improves your focus and reduce mental fague

concentration, memory and learning all drops when sleep is bad

@pradiptwt followed!

@pradiptwt let's connect

@Pallavi_345 i would prefer signal

Be honest, Which chat app is actually more secure ?

@icanvardar absolutely correct

if you’re stressed work out if you’re depressed work out moving your body won’t solve every problem in your life but it will make you mentally stronger enough to face them

@Manixh02 noted

A lot of people DM me daily asking for referrals or job opportunities. But every time I check their profiles, portfolios, or projects… the same issues keep repeating. Here are the most common mistakes I see: 1. Non-responsive Portfolio :- If your own house doesn’t look good, how can a client trust you to build a beautiful one for them? Your portfolio is your digital home. Make it responsive, clean, and impressive on mobile — because most recruiters browse on their phones. 2. Weak or Unhosted Projects :- Many developers have projects… but they’re not properly hosted or showcased. Recruiters don’t have time to dig through your GitHub repos and read code. They want to see working demos, clean UI, and smooth functionality in under 30 seconds. 3. Overly Fancy Resumes :- Stop creating overly designed, complicated resumes. Keep it clean, ATS-friendly, and mention only those things you can confidently explain in an interview. Everything else is just noise. 4. Unprofessional Social Media Presence :- Many people add their LinkedIn, Twitter/X, GitHub, or Instagram in their resume/portfolio… …but their profiles look nothing like a serious developer. Your online presence is part of your personal brand. Make it consistent and professional. These small fixes can dramatically increase your chances of getting noticed. If you guys want, I can write a detailed article covering these issues with practical solutions for each. Let me know in the comments! 👇

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.” — Nelson Mandela