Can you save the biryani before it’s too late? They lurk in every delicious spoonful... They pretend to be friendly spices… But deep down, they know they’re unwanted. Yes, we’re talking about the one and only — 🥶 Ilaichi aka Cardamom aka the Uninvited Guest. 🎮 Now You Can Fight Back! We made a game so you can finally take revenge on all those traumatic bites. Slap that smug cardamom with your click/tap and show it who’s boss! 🎯 How to Play: 1. Click the “Start Game” button to begin your spicy mission. 2. A mischievous cardamom (with its tongue out, mocking you 😝) will appear randomly on the biryani plate. 3. Tap or click on it as fast as you can. 4. You have 60 seconds to hunt down as many of them as possible. 5. At the end, your score will show up like a true warrior’s trophy 🏆 Feeling spicy? Hit Restart and go again!
📘 Mini Course on Body Language, Inspired by an Old Favorite. Remember Google Primer? That clean little app that taught you big things in small doses? I loved it. It was like having a wise (but cool) mentor in your pocket, feeding you bite-sized knowledge while you waited for chai to brew. Sadly, Google pulled the plug on Primer. But the idea stuck with me. So here’s something straight from that nostalgia: a mini course on body language, short, swipeable lessons that you can breeze through without getting a brain cramp.
This course is built into the blog (yep, no download required) and covers key non-verbal cues, from eye contact to posture to that weird thing we do with our arms when we don’t know where to put them. Whether you're giving a presentation or just trying not to look awkward at a networking event, these quick tips can help.
💡 It’s not a deep dive, but it will get you thinking about how you carry yourself—and how others see you. This body language mini-course is the first of many. We'll be sharing more practical micro-courses like this soon—on everything from public speaking to handling tough clients without losing your sanity (or your job).
👉 Tell us in the comments: Did you find this useful? Did you nod along like you read Slide 12? 😉 We'd love to hear what you think and what topics you’d like in future courses.
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