A really intriguing idea concerning the human brain just came to my attention. Our brains continue to work even after the human body has stopped/died, and how can our brain summarize your entire life in just 7-10 minutes and sequentially display all your pleasant and terrible memories? In this episode, I discuss how this specific idea was discovered and how an occurrence that wasn't supposed to happen revealed an amazing insight into the human brain. 

Data I used:- 

Paper - https://www.researchgate.net/publication/26337482_Brain_activity_in_near-death_experiences_during_a_meditative_state

Video - https://youtu.be/pWoG_Bul1cE

We frequently disregard the power overthinking gives us, which we may utilize for our advantage, believing it to be a negative habit that has to be broken. In this episode, I explain some peculiar methods through which I came to understand the power of overthinking and how I may u it to eliminate difficulties.

We always attempt to focus on generating a flawless piece of art/content when we start working on something we like or something we want to do. And, as a result, it gets so overwhelming that, after a few consecutive days, we abandon the plan since it appears to be an impossible task for us to complete. It's a relatively common occurrence that affects practically everyone. In this episode, I discuss the aforementioned subject as well as some basic suggestions and tactics for overcoming it.