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All behavior is driven by the desire to solve a problem. Sometimes the problem is that you notice something good and you want to obtain it. Sometimes the problem is that you are experiencing pain and you want to relieve it. Either way, the purpose

" If you don't like what you're doing, you have two options: either change your job, or change your attitude towards it. 💼💭✨ " – Seth Godin

hi 👋, I am stuck in a problem need help. I am building a quiz app in flutter. quiz part is done. but my problem is people are nasty they search the web to answer. so I am thinking of a way to block all other apps while my app is running and i w

For all those who are travelling via trains.. You can order food from swiggy which offer way more options from top restaurants than the existing irctc e catering, railfood etc

Everyone do ask, How do you find topics to post on Social Media? I answered, through Bantering. I usually chill with my friends in my free time. We use to banter each other in our group, and there where I got the topics. Sometimes serious, sometimes

A life letter for each of you..... Everything besides,u made rrright choice, Learn to deny what u don't like,not comfy whatsoever, the offer never mind, once the world knows ur limit, they approach you the way u like, oh it's attitude, altitude, Eve

🤔 Have you ever stuck to a decision despite others disagreeing? It's not just about personal preference; it's about a fascinating cognitive phenomenon called Choice-supportive bias . This bias kicks in after we make a decision, causing us to view

Elon Musk on how choosing the wrong VC almost killed Tesla "If you have a choice of a lower valuation with someone you really like or a higher valuation with someone you have a question mark about, take the lower valuation." Elon tells part of the

🚀 New Mini-Article Series: Choose the Next Topic! 🚀 Hey everyone!I hope you've been enjoying our previous series on demystifying marketing. Your feedback has been amazing, and I’m excited to dive into a new mini-article series. But this time, I

Neuralink's 'Blindsight' gets FDA nod. Are we one step closer to Musk controlling our minds? Or is this the dawn of superhuman abilities? Either way, the future just got a whole lot scarier - or more exciting, depending on where you stand.