Hosted by Mark My Brain · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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Life is difficult - especially if you are in your 20s trying to orient yourself in the world. This podcast should help. Come explore various topics on self-development, productivity, mental health, art, meaning of life and much more.
Mark My Brain hosts Mark My Brain, a education show with 31 episodes published.
Topic of this episode is na homage to one of the Jordan Peterson's rules and revolves around questions like: Why we often treat ourselves worse than we would anybody else? Why we tell ourselves things we would never tell
Show notesWhy do so many of us clearly remember moments that hurt us as kids, only to be told by our parents that they “don’t remember” or that it “wasn’t that bad”? In this episode, I try to unpack the psychology behind this almo
Show notesHey! It's almost too common nowadays to witness the moral fall of a celebrity, public figure or your favorite content creator. It might be easy and tempting to withdraw your faith from other people and to dismiss the con
Show notesThis once again more personal episode focuses on the topic of stagnation in life masquerading as progress: Sometimes we have a tendency to focus on activities that on a surface might seem like they help us progress and g
Show notesHey! Today I am joined by my dear friend Steven who is a former basketball player, powerlifter and an amateur crossfiter and together we discuss the impact of sports and exercise throughout our lives from social as well
Show notesHave you ever felt stuck in a situation where nothing you do seems to matter? Where you've tried so many times to change something that you've simply given up trying? Today, we're diving into one of psychology's most fas
Show notesHave any of your friends or family ever told you to just "Fake it till you make it?" You might be entitled to compensation - in the form of this episode! Is there actually any merit to this advice? Could this approach ha
Show notesHey! In today's episode I am joined by Defne, who is a dear friend of mine as well as passionate artist and together we dive into a discussion about art and creative outlets, their importance in our lives and for life in
Show notesLetting go and moving on from something (or someone) precious to us is emotionally one of the most difficult things we humans usually experience. To be frank: it sucks! So, let's explore this topic together, learn what t
Show notesHello friends, what do you think: Should you listen to your feelings or push through them?In this episode, we dive into the mindsets of figures like David Goggins—who champions discipline over emotion—and contrast them w
Show notesPeople will tell you to "live in the moment". But what exactly does that mean? What if you find yourself wishing you enjoyed and appreciated some moments in the past more? That's what today's episode is about - appreciat
Show notesIn today's episode, we're going to explore another inherently human experience - feeling "not good enough". How does psychology and even philosophy view and tackle this issue? What are the roots and causes? And of course
Show notesWe are all human and loneliness is inevitably part of the human experience. In the recent years however, it seems that loneliness is becoming more and more prevalent and a bigger issue than most of us would guess. In tod
Show notesDo you want to be happy in life? I will guess the answer is probably "yes". If that's the case, you might be surprised that pursuing that goal can be more difficult than it seems at first. In this episode, we will take a
Show notesHave you ever experienced anger? If you are a human being, the answer is probably yes. It's also quite likely that it was a negative experience. The good news is that it doesn't have to be that way. In this episode, we'l
Show notesStudying abroad is widely popular and there is a good reason behind it! In today's episode my friend Sam and I will take a closer look at why is Erasmus such a strong experience, what did we take away from it and in what
Show notesOur fear holds us back in many areas of our lives - in career, business, relationships - and often keeps our dreams and ambitions beyond our reach. It's our human responsibility to face those fears and in fight for a bet
Show notesThis episodes focuses on learning and studying. Many of us need to do it, most of us struggle with it! Let's change that. Explore specific learning techniques, general tips, what you should avoid when studying and what d
Show notesHello! In this episode we'll explore how to develop your hobbies and interests into something more through what I like to call "side projects" and how it can potentially show you a way towards a better life and future. E
Show notesHi! In this episode I tackle the challenges of being someone who tries to balance and balance multiple different interests in their life. I go over the main problems and try to offer some tools that have helped me with m
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