Mahishub

  Leonardo Da Vinci’s  genius resides not just in what he created but in what he can inspire us to create? Beyond all his stellar achievements,  Leonardo Da Vinci  serves as a global archetype of human potential, giving us an intimation of what we ourselves may be capable of doing. ❓ Who is Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci an  Italian polymath  was born in 1452, have known for its inability to give up anything. Raised by the notion of learning a new skill each day, which served as the foundation for some of his achievements, Leonardo da Vinci has remained at the pinnacle of excellence to this day. While Da Vinci is renowned for creations like the " Mona Lisa " and " The Last Supper ," his passion extended far beyond these works… He gave us a map, and encouraging us to believe that we are capable of achieving anything. He challenged the notion that success is limited to specific fields and demonstrated that we can excel in any ar...

Have you ever attempted to stop using your mobile phone at work or avoid binge-watching TV shows in your free time, only to find yourself back in the same place where you started? Are you tired of not living life on your own terms? Do you find yourself in a dilemma about why you can't avoid things that you don't want to be a part of in the first place? Allow me to take a moment of your time to provide you with a profound understanding of dopamine detox...   Dopamine Is a molecule that triggers feelings of happiness when you engage in activities like playing games, watching movies, reading books (sometimes), or chatting with friends. However, why does it sometimes become an overwhelming stimulant? The saying " Too much of anything is good for nothing " holds true in everyone's life when we cross the boundaries. Have you ever used social media to spend your leisure time and wondered how it ends up occupying most of your time? Scrolling through pa...

  I have never been a big fan of rap, until this moment, when i was scrolling though YouTube, I accidentally clicked on Eminem's "Venom. 🎵 "  I didn't get it at all. Not even a single word. So, I quickly moved on and closed the video, not even a half minute listened. But the twist is here, throughout the entire day, that song kept playing in my head non-stop.  I couldn't escape it! And to make things even weirder, I found myself subconsciously going back to listen to it again and again The more i heard the song, the more its lyrics and the rhythm seeped into my brain, in the end found myself singing that song in the bathroom this morning(disgusting to hear 🤢 ) 🙂 Mere exposure effect This is called the mere exposure effect, discovered by the American social psychologist Robert Zajonc . It is also known as familiarity principle. It states that, “we develop our preferences for things solely because we are used to them.” “songs that suck becomes so catch...