Mr Mahindra’s post got over 4,300 likes and over 250 retweets.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra frequently updates his 9.7 million followers on Twitter with motivational videos and inspirational messages. This morning the chairman of Mahindra Group again delighted his followers by replying to a tweet shared by Norwegian diplomat Erik Solheim about sleep deprivation and its treatment.
Earlier this month, Mr Solheim shared a funny photo showing a “patient” named Ananda was diagnosed with sleep deprivation, and the recommended treatment was to “throw away his computer and phone”. On Tuesday, the tweet caught the attention of Mr. Mahindra, who re-shared Mr. Solheim’s post and wrote, “Looks like you were tweeting this to me, @ErikSolheim?? By the way, my wife conceived it for me.” Was prescribed earlier. And she doesn’t even have a medical degree.”
Take a look below:
Looks like you were tweeting this to me, @ErikSolheim ,
By the way, my wife had prescribed this for me aeon ago. And he doesn’t even have a medical degree… https://t.co/UOu5lp54sE— Anand Mahindra (@anandmahindra) November 15, 2022
Mr Mahindra’s tweet garnered a lot of attention and garnered many reactions. It garnered over 4,300 likes and over 250 retweets.
In the comment section, a user wrote, ‘We have started practicing this as a family. Another joked, “Now this tweet will be taunted by Indian wives providing their husbands as circumstantial evidence.”
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A third laughed and said, “Sir, please tell us the date and time when you implement the doctor’s recommendation (to throw away your computer and phone). We will stand with a blanket under your balcony to hold gadgets.” ,” while a fourth commented. , “Good sensible advice does not require any degree, Anand ji.”
Meanwhile, earlier, Mr Mahindra also shared a thought-provoking quote from Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu as well as a lesson in self-love and acceptance. Her post emphasized on the fact that people should be honest about their true self instead of living life to please others. One cannot truly love oneself if one is constantly trying to impress others.
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