‘Mother with sign’ shares valuable insight about people, netizens say 'advice of the day'

A post about a valuable principle shared by an Instagram account ‘mor with sign’ has amused internet. Uploed by a ly named Poonam Sapra, post depicts a valuable mess about one’s course of behaviour that might eir make ors happier or might want m to have you leave. “re are two s of people” ly in post stands with text mess emblazoned on placard. Her priceless insight goes on to d, “ first you feel very happy when you meet m”, “ second you feel happy when y leave”. She furr ds, holding ar placard, “Decide which one you want to be”.

Instagrammers perched in comments section to agree with ly’s wise words. “Well said auntie,” wrote one, agreeing. “You nailed it, obviously first one,” wrote second. “Can you post something on far children relationship that's something most underrated se days,” requested third. ly’s realistic vise struck chord with users as y agreed that our behaviour towards ors would eventually reflect on how we are treated in return.

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While someone positive, with candour and integrity, is embraced as y riate encouraging spirit in environment, a person likewise negative isn’t appreciated. Sapra’s account is abundant in such thought-provoking messs as she propagates some wise messs on signboard that remind of ‘signboard wala’. In ar post, she can be seen standing with a placard that res, “When your goal is clear and focus is absolute”. One or re, “Do more daily—Smile, Laugh, Do Good, Be thankful, Look for positives, Relax don’t stress, Reduce expectations, overlook faults.” Users seem to be immensely inspired by ly’s valuable placard messs. 

Heedful vice with comical touch

In a similar fashion, a Mumbai based Instagrammer’s placard updates began brewing an onslaught of fans while he gave some heedful vice with a comical touch. Standing with a signboard that flashes funny liners, which, in fact, are meaningful, mass communication student who recently shot to widespre recognition has launched several visories, and phrases relatable to Indian culture. In one of his recent posts, he was even seen brandishing a coronavirus mask visory with a man alongside emulating as an example to his post that re, “Stop wearing masks on your neck.”

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