Right now I'm at such a point where I have to choose the career path I want. I really love science, mainly astrophysics and astronomy, but the problem is that people think I am pursuing these fields just to land in a job and work 9 to 5. That's not the case. I am studying science because I love it not because I want to get a job. My parents do not understand this concept. A few days ago I was at my grandmother's place and I realized that my father has already told her about my business idea. She said to me "Business is meant for those whose parents run businesses, not for those whose family has been working 9 to 5." Well, these were the exact words she said to me and it hit me quite hard. I know what my purpose in life is - studying and learning about space and doing MY OWN WORK. @Krishna Neel Asked me a very deep question "What would you do, if you got 100 trillion dollars?" My answer was simple - I would study science. Ask this question to yourself, start journaling and THINK. If you face problems in finding your purpose, read the book IKIGAI. It will help you a lot. "First discover your WHY, then you will be one step closer to finding your HOW." - Madhur Arora Thanks.

heard someone said that his life started to get better when he actually experienced the idea of "whatever you lose in life is going to be replaced with something better". This hits a lot for me, how about you guys? love to hear your thoughts/opinions 😊

Title: GROWTH MINDSET vs. FIXED MINDSET Genre: Inner Battles | Rating: 100% Relatable --- In one corner… Fixed Mindset: “I can’t do this.” “If I fail, I’m done.” “They’re better than me.” “This is just how I am.” Special Move: Self-doubt & overthinking combo. --- In the other corner… Growth Mindset: “I can’t do this… yet.” “Failure is part of the process.” “They inspire me to improve.” “I can learn, adapt, evolve.” Special Move: Resilience & comeback energy. --- The Battle Begins: Mistake? Fixed: “Ugh. I’m terrible.” Growth: “Cool. Let’s try again.” Criticism? Fixed: “I’m not good enough.” Growth: “Noted. Time to level up.” Challenge? Fixed: “Too hard. Skip.” Growth: “Let’s go. I love a plot twist.” --- Conclusion: The world doesn’t need you to be perfect. It needs you to keep showing up. Choose your fighter wisely. Because mindset isn’t just how you think—it’s how you rise. #MindsetMatters #GrowthVibesOnly #SelfDevelopmentClub

If journaling for you is basically “paper-vomiting” all the anxiety and stress from the day, and it causes you to feel more activated, you need to move it away from your bedtime. Matt Walker (one of the best sleep scientists) pointed this out on the podcast with Chris Williamson. Away from bedtime means about 2–3 hours prior to it. Now, this is obviously painting ideals, as for most of us, the most convenient time for journaling was always about the last hour before bed (or I suppose). And that can still be—maybe just move the hard decisions and writing about stressful stuff earlier, and for the evening, just keep the basic, calm evaluation of the day. This all makes sense, but it still kind of surprised me when I first heard it. Did you know about this?

Let’s get this out of the way: 80-hour work weeks aren’t for everyone. But for some of us? It’s just what happens when you're obsessed. Here’s what it really looks like: - Wake up, no shower, no breakfast, straight to the desk. - Eat while working (I even schedule “eating work” – tasks that don’t need typing or speaking). - Gym, sauna, walks = my only "breaks", and I socialize during them. - No Netflix. No video games. No doomscrolling. My lifestyle isn’t about hustle porn—it’s about aligning life so deeply with your work that it becomes play. And no, it’s not torture. It's fulfilling. It's energizing. It’s “I get to do this” instead of “I have to.” The key mindset shift? 🎯 Work isn’t something I force myself to do. It’s something I’m lucky to do. That’s why 80 hours doesn’t burn me out. It fills me up. 💬 Curious—what’s your current ratio of “I have to” vs. “I get to” in your work?