Ever seen a movie/anime edit on Instagram which made you want to watch the entire movie? dailybookbytes also shares the interesting parts of books which make people wanna read more books.

Movie/Anime Edits

The reels in dailybookbytes' Instagram page are inspired by the reels of 'Reddit Stories' with a Minecraft gameplay in the background and an AI voice narrating the story.

Concept Inspiration

I don't copy the script of a reel from Deepstash, Blinkist or any other app nor are those scripts fully AI generated. I read a book -> find something interesting -> write an interesting script -> ask Gemini to alter it as Gemini is a good storyteller -> post it on Instagram after editing.

Content Originality

I have no intention of earning money using that page. I just wanna make people read a whole book by narrating a very interesting part of it. Please support me in my movement of making youth wanna read book instead of making them watch movies & anime. Page name: dailybookbytesLatest reel: https://shorturl.at/uIMRZ Thank you for supporting me. Love you guys!!!

A Movement To Make Youth Read Books

Ever seen a movie clip in Insta reels so intriguing it made you watch the whole film? Similarly, I share captivating book excerpts on Instagram, The concept is inspired by the reels of 'Reddit Stories'. Follow ‘dailybookbytes’ to join the movement. Much love!

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Absence of Pain, Pressure or Passion leads to Procrastination

I am just a depressed philosophical soul who just observes humanity and speaks less than a paragraph per day.

Who Am I

I was pretty studious kid and was a genius for my age until class 8. I became depressed, suicidal, spoke way less than before and my mind filled with anxiety. I was on the verge of loosing it until COVID 19 came as a boon. I spent my 2 years of life which was maybe 90% of my life considering that the life after COVID 19 was just a repetitive - eat, insta, sleep pattern. I was on the journey of self development in that COVID 19 era and that stage ended last year in the month fo February. The self development journey was basically anything which improved my personality, looks and intelligence.

How Did I Create This Quote

I always chased perfection and ideal scenarios. Then came, after the COVID ERA, in 2021, my JEE journey (2nd toughest exam of the world given by students in class 12), I was in class 11 preparing for it. I was just on the verge of coming out of depression when the study pressure and comparison with peers made me relapse. I kept on trying, everyday, every damn minute, even while waiting for my bus there used to be a book in my hand. I was called THE MOST SINCERE KID the teachers ever taught. The moment I came from the classroom to my home, all the sincerity disappeared.

The classroom filled with students created social anxiety for me so I was unable to focus entirely on the lecture. I found a local library and realised that my efficiency is far more in the library than in the classroom. So, just for a change, I wanted to study from library. The moment I took that decision and didn't go the classroom just for a day, everything changed. The studious kid who had a book in his hands even while waiting in the bus line was now scrolling Instagram till he fell asleep. WHY? I asked. The answer I got was 'PAIN'. Pain gives you the sincerity and the motivation.

PAIN

It was very comfortable for me in my room scrolling Instagram. A few days later, I got to know about my exam schedule. That night, I cried a lot, for 3 hours straight unable to take breath? Why? The first reason was that my parents had a huge fight but that was probably insignificant one. The second one was that everything from the last 4 years came to my mind, suddenly. The anxiety, depression, hopelessness, how I tried to patch things up but failed every fu**ing time (not even exaggerateting, I tried 1000 times to do it), comparison with peers, everything came to my mind.

PRESSURE

I cried a lot that night. Slept at around 4 and woke up at 5:30 coz of the load of motivation that mixture of pressure and pain gave me. I exercised, meditated, went to the library, and did everything an ideal student does. The exam pressure acted as a catalyst and made me face my reality. At that moment I realised how important the role of 'PRESSURE' is in our lives.

To elaborate, I couldn't even touch my books at home, but when in the library, I couldn't touch my phone. WHY? Coz the library was full of people creating anxiety, and it was full of nerds and toppers, creating even more comparison factors which fueled my pain which in turn fueled my motivation.

I am a tech geek and philosophical (simply means absent minded and lost in his own world). So, as a tech geek, I love programming. So, after several months of leaving my coaching, (yes, JEE doesn't require colleges and attendance), when I was still not able to study or complete even one chapter nicely (probably it's my sense of perfection which doesn't let me believe that I have done a chapter), I decided to take a break and embrace my hobbies, coding.

PASSION

I started working on a project called 'Stepwise' which is way too inspired by Deepstash as I loved the app too much (I discovered the app in that break time, just before I started coding). It's basically Deepstash but the flashcards are generated by AI and not humans so you can ask anything and it gives you step by step solutions and even explain you any chapter of your course book via flashcards. It was just a project, made it in 15 days and abandoned it, you can check it out at <a href="https://janakgohil.stepwise.com/">janakgohil.stepwise.com</a>

I used to work on that project 19 hours a day, sacrificing my sleep, even my meals, and everything. Didn't eveb bathe for the 7 days of development of Stepwise. I realised in the process that PASSION or even a simple little liking on any subject matter can push your boundaries way beyond limits and give you loads and loads of motivation. So, I concluded this in the below quote:

Absence of pain, pressure or passion leads to procrastination.

Now, don't tell me that there are many other things which lead to procrastination or can help you achieve things in life, believe me there are not. I haved read almost every self help book, tried everything I can, watched YT Videos, read Reddit & Medium posts, watched many 'Slice of Life' category's animes, movies & shows, read tweets & quotes, Deepstash, Blinkst, every fucking thing and NOTHING WORKED.

The Quote

A passion for self development or pressure from your mentors or teachers can only help you lead this path. I have never heard any successful personality say that he is successful because he was disciplined, NO! A person who just broke up with a woman he loved the most, goes through stages of immense pain which pushed him in the direction of self development, mainly GYMS. A gymboy needs self control for eating heathly and disciple for going to GYM everyday. In conclusion, DISCIPLINE AND SELF CONTROL arise from Pain, Pressure & Passion only.

What About Self Control And Discipline?

Nearly everything, every form of productivity method you can imagine arise from these three things. The methods that don't meet this criteria don't last longer, not even a day in some cases.

That Can't Be Possible!

Not every self help book is covered. Atomics habits, Can't Hurt Me, The 5AM Club are some examples of the books you don't need to read after understanding this quote. Books like Ikigai, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck, Think Like A Monk are some examples which isn't covered by this quote and they teach about lifestyles and not a path to self development.

Is It Really A Dense Summary Of All The Self Help Books?

You will not need any self help book if you absorb this very dense quote created by me after years of observing my behavioural patterns.

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THIS QUOTE > ANY SELF HELP BOOK

IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, is a way of streaming TV content over the internet instead of traditional methods like satellite or cable. It's like Netflix or YouTube, but for live TV channels and on-demand shows.

What is IPTV?

HERE'S WHY IT'S COOL FOR YOU:

Watch what you want, when you want. Missed a live show? Catch up later. Love binge-watching? Series and movies are at your fingertips.

Total Control

Whether it's your phone, laptop, or smart TV, IPTV works on almost everything. You're not tied to a TV set.

On All Your Devices

IPTV often has a huge range of channels from around the world. Whether you're into sports, gaming streams, the latest series, or indie films, there's something for every interest.

More Choices

Typically, IPTV subscriptions are cheaper than traditional cable or satellite services. Plus, you often don't need additional hardware.

Affordable

Some IPTV services offer cool extras like the ability to pause live TV, or view program guides and information about shows.

Interactive Feautures

For someone like you, who values flexibility, variety, and value for money, IPTV is a cutting-edge way to enjoy television on your terms.

Why Is It Good For You?

WHERE TO BUY IPTV?

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IPTV: The Future of Television

The Basics Of Storytelling

In the workplace, storytelling serves as an essential, powerful tool for effective communication.It gets people excited around an idea, or a value, or perhaps some drier information that might not have been as interesting before.

Purpose Of Storytelling

Great stories reveal a piece of yourself. It reveals some part about your identity.The best storytellers look to their own memories and life experiences for ways to illustrate their messageThere may be a tendency not to want to share personal details at work, but anecdotes that illustrate struggle, failure, and barriers overcome are what make leaders appear authentic and accessible.

Make Your Story Personal

The storyteller should be interested and be passionate about the story. If the audience knows why you care about the story, then they would also care.

Be Passionate While Narrating The Story

The mark of a great story is that the experience being shared has changed the person in some way. It doesn't have to be a drastic change,. It could simply be a perspective shift or a reinforcement of a belief or an idea.

Demonstrate Change

Every single detail in your story should relate to the big idea or theme of the story

Focus On One Big Idea

“Those who tell the stories rule the world”

Additional Tips

First, settle on your ultimate message; then you can figure out the best way to illustrate it.Every storytelling exercise should begin by asking: Who is my audience and what is the message I want to share with them?Each decision about your story should flow from those questions

Start With A Message

You can be a central figure, but the ultimate focus should be on people you know, lessons you've learned, or events you've witnessed.The more you celebrate your own decisions, the less likely your audience will connect with you and your message.

Don't Make Yourself The Hero

Good storytellers understand that a story needs conflict. A story without a challenge simply isn't very interesting.Don't be afraid to suggest the road ahead will be difficult. We actually like to be told "it's going to be hard" followed by "but if we all pull together and hang in there, we'll achieve something amazing in the end."

Highlight A Struggle

Elements of a Good Story which sticks inside a person's head

...by attaching emotions to things that happen. That means those who can create and share good stories have a powerful advantage over others.Facts and figures and all the rational things that we think are important in the business world actually don't stick in our minds at all.

Stories Create "Sticky" Memories

There are two steps in making your ideas sticky:Step 1: Find the core.Step 2: Translate the core using the SUCCESS checklist. 1. S - simplicity. It is uncomplicated.2. U - unexpectedness. It's surprising.3. C - concreteness. It's easily understood.4. C - credibility. It's factual.5. E-emotional. Making people care.6. S - story. It is wrapped in a story. Compare the CEO phrase, "let's maximize shareholder value", to JFK's idea, "Put a man on the moon and return him safely by the end of the decade." The idea is simple, unexpected, concrete, credible, emotional, an

Six Qualities That Make An Idea Stick

To make an idea sticky, keep it simple. The idea should be stripped down to its core, where there is nothing left to take away. Use fewer bullet points. Use easy words. Reduce the ideas. The more we reduce the information, the more the idea will stick.An example of using the core: Southwest uses "We are the low-cost airline." Every decision involves meeting this concrete yet simple goal.

Simplicity

Use the unexpected to keep the attention. Humans thrive on thinking in patterns. When a pattern is disrupted, it is more easily remembered.To make an idea stickier:1. Identify the core message2. Consider what is counter-intuitive or surprising to your key message. The surprise should make sense after you think about it, but it's not something you've anticipated.3. Interrupt the guessing, then fix it. A TV commercial started as a car commercial with a happy family travelling in a car. Suddenly, a speeding car crashes into it. No one saw it coming. It was really a safety ad.

Unexpectedness

Concrete ideas are easy to remember. Something is concrete when it can be described or seen with the human senses. It's the opposite of abstract or vague. Concrete: V8 EngineAbstract: High Performance Engine Novices see concrete detail as concrete detail, but an expert sees concrete detail as symbols of a pattern.The problem is that when we know more, we forget that we're shifting into the abstract.For example, the jury sees the concrete aspects of a trial, the clothing, manner, specific procedure. The judge sees all in terms of legal precedent and past lessons

Concreteness

How to create credibility when you don't have a true authority, such as experts, tradition, etc.1. Use an anti-authority:A dying smoker can make the point that smoking is bad for you. 2. Use concrete details: A person's knowledge of details is often viewed as expertise. Telling fascinating Civil War anecdotes with lots of interesting details can make the narrator credible. 3. Use statistics:Use statistics correctly to illustrate a relationship. 4. Use the Sinatra Trest:"If I can make it there, I can make it anywhere." Making use of one test case to make the idea credible.

Credibility

The goal of making a message emotional is to make people care. Feelings inspire people to take action. 1. The easiest way to make people care is to form creative associations between something they already care about and something they don't care about (yet). 2. Appealing to self-interest:A common mistake is to emphasize a feature over benefits. For example, telling people you have the best seed instead of stating that it will give them the greenest lawn. 3. Appealing to identity:Focusing on intangibles such as self-esteem or a sense of duty is more powerful than focusing on money.

Emotions

The right stories make people act. Stories encourage a mental stimulation that burns an idea into the mind. For example, a flight simulator is more effective than flashcards in training a pilot.Good stories are collected and discovered rather than produced. There are three influential stories to look for: 1. The challenge plot: The classic underdog, rags to riches, or triumphing over adversity.2. The connection plot: People who develop a relationship that bridges gaps. 3. The creativity plot: Making a mental breakthrough, solving a difficult problem, or creating an innovative solution.

Story

The Storytelling Formulas

One of the oldest and most straightforward storytelling formulas:1. Setup: Set the scene and introduce the character(s)2. Confrontation or "Rising action": Present a problem and build up the tension3. Resolution: Resolve the problem

Three-Act Storytelling Structure

Also known as Freytag's Pyramid:1. Exposition: Introduce important background information2. Rising action: Tell a series of events to build up to the climax3. Climax: Turn the story around (usually the most exciting part of the story)4. Falling action: Continue the action from the climax5. Dénouement: Ending the story with a resolution.

Five-Act Storytelling Structure

Before: Describe the world with a problem that your audience faces or can relate to.After: Imagine what it would be like to have that problem solved and how much better the situation would be.Bridge: Explain how your product, service, or idea can help them achieve that desired outcome and overcome the problem.

Before - After - Bridge Storytelling Formula

Problem: Present a problemAgitate: Agitate the problemSolve: Solve the problem First, you present a problem. Second, instead of presenting the "After", you intensify the problem with emotional language. Finally, you solve the problem by offering your product or services.

Problem - Agitate - Solve Storytelling Formula

1. Why?Why the company exists(Why are you in this business? What motivates you) 2. How?How the company fulfills its Why 3. What?What the company does to fulfill its Why (i.e. your products and services).

Simon Sinek's Golden Circle

Incident: Share a relevant, personal experience, to grab your audience's attention.Action: Describe the specific action taken to solve or prevent a problem, showing that a change was needed.Benefit: State the benefits of the action/change.

Dale Carnegie's Magic Formula For Storytelling

1. Introduce the character.2. Bring the story to its lowest point3. Turn it around and finish with a happy ending.Once you introduce the character of the story, describe how things went awful for him/her, using emotions to draw your audience into your story. At the lowest point of the story, turn things around, describe how things improved, and end the story on a high note.

Dave Lieber's V Storytelling Formula

Star: An attention-getting, positive openingChain: A series of convincing facts, benefits, and reasonsHook: A powerful call-to-action.The star grabs your audience's attention. The chain turns your audience's attention into a desire. The hook gives them something actionable to fulfill their desire.

Star-Chain-Hook Storytelling Formula

Once upon a time there was.... Every day,... One day,... Because of that,... Because of that, ... Until finally, ...The idea is to introduce a character or a group of character, describe their usual routine, present a twist that disrupts their daily lives, explain how they overcome it, and celebrate!

The Story Spine: Pixar's Award-Winning Formula

Departure: A hero receives a call to go on an adventure, receives advice from a mentor, and heads out on her journey.Initiation: The hero meets a series of challenges but eventually completes the mission.Return: The hero returns and helps others with her new found power or treasure.This formula is used by many of the greatest storytellers including George Lucas for his Star Wars films!

The Hero's Journey Storytelling Formula

What is: The status quoWhat could be: The future that could be possibleGo back and forth between the two and end off with a...New bliss: The wonderful future with your idea/product/service adopted.

Nancy Duarte's Secret Structure Of Great Talks

Robots can store words, people can't! People need to connect the words like connecting the dots or simply put, a STORY. Example, if you read several ideas from a XYZ book on Deepstash, you will need spaced repetition or other such memorization techniques to memories the flashcards. Maybe ideas which are amazing can be remembered. But if you read the same from the book, then because of connecting the dots, story, examples, etc., there will be a higher possibility of remembering everything from the book & even applying it. Stories also calm people down which makes it a great tool for persuasion.

In the workplace, storytelling serves as an essential, powerful tool for effective communication.


It gets people excited around an idea, or a value, or perhaps some drier information that might not have been as interesting before.

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How To Tell A Persuasive Story?

You are focused on your goals, you mind your own business, you are no longer distracted by the noise.You understand that envy is what happens when you have too much free time and not enough purpose.You are now busy enjoying your own life.

You Feel Less And Less Anxious

You waste less time and energy on drama because you are choosing your relationships more wisely.Your healthier habits earned you a stronger body and smarter mind. Your past investments paid off and earned you more freedom as well.

You Feel Less And Less Overwhelmed

You spent enough time self-reflecting, you learned how to enjoy your own company.You started to attract people who didn't need you, but who instead, simply enjoyed your company too.You compounded many long-term relationships with loyal friends.

You Feel Less And Less Lonely

You understand that there are things you can control, others that you can't, and you learned how to let go.You use your own anger as an indicator of success: when you are happily living the life you want, you almost never get angry.

You Feel Less And Less Angry

You understand that mistakes are part of the game.You don't hide your scars, you exhibit them as learning lessons for others.In the grand scheme of things, you realize there is no point taking yourself too seriously.

You Feel Less And Less Embarrassed

There was a time you woke up with no purpose, tired, depressed. You were bored, you wanted to kill time.Now, your days are full of meaningful challenges.You actually wish days were longer because there is so much you want to experience.

You Feel Less And Less Dull And Lazy

You thought you wanted these things, then you realized as you got older that you were actually fed those desires by others.You understand that what you truly want is far simpler than you thought: genuine connections, freedom, peace of mind.

You Feel Less And Less Confused

Ever got that feeling of satisfaction & happiness when you are doing something you like or when you are on the right path? These ideas describe those feelings of satisfaction & other emotions when you are truly on the right path!

You are focused on your goals, you mind your own business, you are no longer distracted by the noise.

You understand that envy is what happens when you have too much free time and not enough purpose.

You are now busy enjoying your own life.

Understand yourself and those around you.

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How To Know You Are On The Right Path In Life

"No matter how much effort people put in, they can't do the things they don't enjoy."

This is the first phase when you are new to learning a new skill. It's important to remember that you are like a kid who is learning something new. If it's too hard or boring, then you might lose interest and stop doing it.

Kid Phase

After doing the task for some time, you enter the teen phase where you start to feel more confident and want to show off your skills. You might also want to make it a permanent part of your life if it helps you climb the social ladder. But even if it doesn't, you will still do it until you get what the kid wants. In this phase, due to a sense of logic and calmness, you will be able to handle a few things which oppose dopamine. Now, it's okay if the task would be a little bit harder, boring, frustrating or little long.

Teen Phase

After doing it for a long time, you enter the adult phase where you have gained enough experience and knowledge to balance the dopamine and the things that oppose it.

Adult Phase

This is the final phase where the skill has become a permanent part of your life and you don't care if it's fun or boring. You just do it.

Old Phase

Skills which can't balance the dopamine VS resistance ratio can never be learnt with perfection. Brain will resist or love the task depending upon how much it enjoys doing it. But slowly & steadily, the ratio will fade away by removing and adding cues & cravings throughout the four phases.

Conclusion

A brainstorming session after watching a few documentaries, podcasts, movies & reading self help books led to these ideas

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The Four Phases Of Learning: From Kid To Old

This chapter introduces the Habit Installation Protocol, which is a step-by-step process for creating a new habit of waking up at 5am. The protocol involves the following steps:

A comprehensive and detailed summary on the book 'The 5AM Club'. I have divided it into many sections. Each section for each chapter for the ease of reading. The ideas are concise & informative. Do read it fully as these ideas are all that you need for personal development. You will find similar ideas in almost all the personal development books. To get Deepstash Pro feautures for free, visit https://stepwise.janakg.me/

Legendary leadership and elite performance expert Robin Sharma introduced The 5am Club concept over twenty years ago, based on a revolutionary morning routine that has helped his clients maximize their productivity, activate their best health and bulletproof their serenity in this age of overwhelming complexity.      Now, in this life-changing book, handcrafted by the author over a rigorous four-year period, you will discover the early-rising habit that has helped so many accomplish epic results while upgrading their happiness, helpfulness and feelings of aliveness.      Through an enchanting—and often amusing—story about two struggling strangers who meet an eccentric tycoon who becomes their secret mentor, The 5am Club will walk you through:<ul><li>How great geniuses, business titans and the world’s wisest people start their mornings to produce astonishing achievements</li><li>A little-known formula you can use instantly to wake up early feeling inspired, focused and flooded with a fiery drive to get the most out of each day</li><li>A step-by-step method to protect the quietest hours of daybreak so you have time for exercise, self-renewal and personal growth</li><li>A neuroscience-based practice proven to help make it easy to rise while most people are sleeping, giving you precious time for yourself to think, express your creativity and begin the day peacefully instead of being rushed</li><li>“Insider-only” tactics to defend your gifts, talents and dreams against digital distraction and trivial diversions so you enjoy fortune, influence and a magnificent impact on the world</li></ul>Part manifesto for mastery, part playbook for genius-grade productivity and part companion for a life lived beautifully, The 5am Club is a work that will transform your life. Forever.

Book Summaries in Instagram Reels

THIS QUOTE > ANY SELF HELP BOOK

IPTV: The Future of Television

How To Tell A Persuasive Story?

How To Know You Are On The Right Path In Life

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