Author: Vahid Chaychi

Our brain is the most complicated machine in the universe, at least until it’s proven that there are other living beings with more complex and advanced brain than ours. Unfortunately, we often fail to utilize our brain properly because nobody has taught us how to do so. Schools typically don’t address this topic because they… Continue reading Reprogram Your Brain to Make It Make Your Life Glorious

Since I have learned that technical knowledge, skills, and experiences don’t work when we don’t have the right mindset, I pay more attention to the mind and what is in it. “A small leak will sink a great ship,” as Benjamin Franklin says, and negative thoughts are that small leak that can ruin everything, no… Continue reading Three Powerful Psychological Tricks for a More Fulfilling Life

Maybe there are millions who have great ideas, but only a few of them take the next step to turn their ideas into reality, and those who consistently continue to turn them into something great are extremely rare. Jeff Bezos is one of those extremely rare people who turned an idea into a $1.46 trillion… Continue reading To Reach Billions, First You Must Start From Zero

My today’s post is different. It’s not about 24-karat gold, money, investments, or similar topics. Since a few days ago when I saw the video below, I’ve been watching it several times a day and forwarding it to as many people as I can. Thanks to those who created this video, it serves as a… Continue reading It is okay… We must help each other…😢

The Japanese term of ‘Oubaitori’ encompasses the Kanji characters representing the four iconic trees that blossom during the spring season: Cherry, Plum, Peach, and Apricot trees. These trees bloom together, each in its distinct manner. This is why the concept of ‘oubaitori’ beautifully complements the idea of ‘Ikigai‘—it revolves around dedicating time to evaluate your… Continue reading Oubaitori: The Art of Never Comparing Yourself to Others

In the realm of mastery, there is a chasm that separates the seasoned masters from the novice beginners. This divide isn’t solely a result of talent or innate ability, but rather, it’s a consequence of the path each group chooses to tread. Masters are masters because they’ve tried more, failed more, yet refused to surrender… Continue reading The Difference Between Masters and Beginners

Motivation, that initial spark of enthusiasm that propels us to start a new project or set ambitious goals, is undeniably essential in the pursuit of success. However, there’s a critical factor that often gets overshadowed by the allure of motivation – discipline. While motivation can provide the initial push, it tends to fade over time.… Continue reading Motivation vs. Discipline: Which One Do We Need More?

I hope you had the chance to read my most recent article about Warren Buffett: 5 of Warren Buffett’s Best Advice

In the fast-paced world we live in today, it’s a common lament: “I just don’t have enough time.” Whether it’s to pursue personal passions, achieve professional goals, or simply enjoy life to the fullest, time often feels like a limited resource. However, what if I told you that the key to unlocking your full potential… Continue reading The Power of Laser-like Focus: A Cure for the ‘Not Enough Time’ Syndrome

Warren Buffett turned 93 yesterday. Although we have already discussed him on this site (here), there is always something new to learn from him. Here is some of his best advice that can change everyone’s life:

It is sad to say that 2/3 or even 3/4 of our thoughts are negative. It would be okay if they didn’t affect our life. However, nothing is more harmful than negative thoughts and nothing is more important and useful than being positive and optimistic under all conditions. A quote from Winston Churchill resonates well… Continue reading The Power of Positivity: Why Staying Optimistic Matters

Anyone can spend their whole life dreaming, but who can make their dreams come true? It is easy to be a dreamer, but turning dreams into realities requires effort and dedication. Don’t stop dreaming, but while you dream, learn how to work towards bringing them to life in the real world.

Parkinson’s Law is a concept that was formulated by British historian and author Cyril Northcote Parkinson in an essay published in The Economist in 1955. The law is often stated as follows: “Work expands to fill the time available for its completion.” In other words, tasks or projects will often take up more time than… Continue reading Parkinson’s Law: Limit Your Time, Be More Efficient

In my previous article, which focused on making decisions based on facts, I discussed the concept of the “fear of missing out” or FOMO. However, I believe that this concept requires further elaboration.

Making decisions based on facts and not solely on emotions is crucial for our success because it ensures rationality, accuracy, and long-term effectiveness. Emotions can often cloud our judgment and lead us astray, causing impulsive choices that might not align with our goals or the reality of a situation. By grounding decisions in factual information,… Continue reading The Importance of Making Decisions Based on Facts, Not Emotions

Breaking a process down into smaller steps enhances our ability to approach tasks more effectively and efficiently. By dissecting complex undertakings into manageable components, we gain a clearer understanding of each individual step, leading to reduced overwhelm and improved focus. This approach promotes precision, as it enables us to identify potential bottlenecks or areas of… Continue reading Breaking a Process Down Into Smaller Steps

The rich get richer and continue to amass their fortunes, not solely by leveraging their money to generate more wealth, although this is indeed a strategy they employ. However, the true key to their accumulation of wealth lies predominantly within their mindset. Instead of harboring resentment towards the rich, let’s take the opportunity to understand… Continue reading The Rich Get Richer; The Poor Get Poorer!

The Einstein Window refers to that special period each day when your mental energy peaks. During this time, tasks seem to flow effortlessly, and you transition from one accomplishment to the next with a sense of enjoyment. It’s that part of the day when you feel most capable and productive, when the challenges you encounter… Continue reading Do You Know Your “Einstein Window”?