Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

Father aka Human piñata . Hubby to a rockstar . Marketing Director @tatopodigital . Helping small businesses Australia Joined July 2009

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

8/8 What’s one piece of advice you haven’t acted on yet but know is something you need to? #Quode #Simplicity #Adviceisallabouttiming

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9 months ago

7/8 Maybe someday these words of mine will make one in a hundred reflect and make a positive change while the other 99 scroll past with a cringe.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

6/8 I’ve been there. Life had blurred into a rhythm I didn’t recognize. One day, I knew it was time to make a change, a choice to simplify and realign. The choice I made is irrelevant.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

5/8 Simplicity isn’t easy. It isn’t linear.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

4/8 Complexity creeps in quietly...masked as routine, ambition, or busyness. Before we know it, we’re sprinting on a treadmill we never chose.

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3/8 Take Greg McKeown’s words: “If you don’t prioritize your life, someone else will.” For years, it was just another quote, until one day it wasn’t anymore, for one of my dearest friends, who at the age of 46 has decided to embark on his entrepreneurial journey.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

2/8 Advice is everywhere. We hear it, read it, scroll through it. But timing is everything. The same piece of advice, ignored for years, can suddenly make sense, at the right moment, in the right context, often times delivered by the most unexpected source.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

1/8 The Right Advice at the Wrong Time Is Just Noise.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

8/8 What’s one area in your life or work where simplicity could make all the difference? Start small. Ask yourself: What’s one thing I can simplify today? You’d be surprised how transformative this single question can be. #Quode #Simplicity

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

7/8 This mindset inspired us to identify everyday problems, ones that affect many people, and create solutions that are, at their core, effortlessly simple. That’s the foundation of what we do. And it all began with a shift in perspective.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

6/8 Simplicity isn’t just a strategy—it’s a mindset. When we embrace it, we create space for clarity, creativity, and meaningful impact. It’s a superpower that can transform the way we live and work.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

5/8 My shift toward simplicity began with one question: What’s one thing in my life or work I can simplify? This single step unlocked clarity and helped me rethink how I approached challenges, opportunities, and priorities.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

4/8 In my journey, I’ve learned that simplicity isn’t about doing less. It’s about doing what matters—and doing it exceptionally well. Whether it’s designing workflows, creating products, or even managing daily routines, simplicity transforms when it’s intuitive and effortless.

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

3/8 Its widely accepted that Simplicity isn’t easy. It takes deliberate effort to strip away the excess and focus only on what truly matters. It demands courage, discipline, and clarity of thought. No wonder it feels elusive!

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

2/8 From work processes to personal goals, we often add unnecessary steps, redundant tools, and layers of complexity. But why do we do this? Is it habit? Fear of simplicity? Or perhaps we equate "complex" with "better"?

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Mithun Chandra @mithchandra

9 months ago

1/8 Why do we complicate the simplest things in life? Sometimes, I encounter thought pieces that are unnecessarily convoluted. Other times, their complexity serves a purpose, unraveling profound ideas. This contrast reflects something I see often in life and work. Let me explain.