Noor's Insight

  Introduction:                               We all have the belief that to be wealthy and extremely successful, we must be exceptionally brilliant and talented, and that if we are not, we cannot become billionaires. And we frequently assume that those who become billionaires are extremely intelligent and talented individuals. However, studies have shown that this is not necessarily true—not everyone with a high IQ is successful. In this article, we will examine why human intelligence is not the sole component that defines success and what other variables will affect your success. What is Human Intelligence?                             “ Human intelligence is a mental attribute that includes the capacities to pick up new skills through experience, to adapt to unexpected circumstances, to comprehend and manage abstract ideas, and to apply knowledge to influence one's surroundings.” Our intelligence has a role in everything we do on a day-to-day basis. Our intellect not only greatl

  Introduction:                                We have seen many different definitions of happiness on the internet where people say “if you help others you get happy”, “If you deal with negative thoughts you become happy”, and “If you achieve your goals you become happy”. But here is the question that comes to my mind every time I listen to happiness talks. Where does true happiness exist? Why do we feel happy when we help others? Why does our success make us happy and failures make us sad? and why do people say that money can't give you happiness? I know these questions are kind of weird. I believe they may also cross your mind s o, sharing these questions with you will be a good idea . And happily, I have discovered their answers.                          So, let’s first start with what is happiness. Happiness:                               “ Joy, satisfaction, contentment, and a sense of completion are all emotional characteristics of happiness. Although there are many distinct

Introduction:                           We are always in a situation where we have to choose between different things. And this often happens to us when we go shopping or to buy some groceries by seeing so many varieties of products and we find ourselves stuck at choosing the right one. The human brain finds it really hard to choose when we have too many choices and this phenomenon is called the “Paradox of choice”. In this article, we will take a look at why our brain finds it hard to choose from a wide variety and what factors affect our decision-making ability. So, let’s take a look into it. What is the psychology behind the choice?                         When we are given two or more options, we have the capacity to choose. The psychology of choice investigates the reasons behind our unconscious choices, the driving forces behind them, and the requirements they are intended to fulfill.               Whenever we are making a certain choice, the first thing that we consider before c

  Introduction:                               Atelophobia is a compulsive aversion to flaws. This disorder makes a person fearful of making mistakes. They usually stay well away from circumstances where they believe they won't succeed. Atelophobia may cause anxiety, depression, and a low sense of self-worth. Today in this world many people are facing the fear of imperfection. This phobia will interrupt people's daily life actions. In this article, we will take a look at what are the reasons why Atelophobia (fear of imperfection) is caused and how it is treated. Atelophobia:                       Atelophobia is an extreme fear of imperfections. Atelophobics generally set incredibly high standards for themselves and have very severe opinions of themselves. They could become agitated over past mistakes or mistakes they fear committing in the future.              And further, if we look at perfectionism and Atelophobia, these both are actually different from each other. Perfectioni

  Introduction:    What is loneliness? Loneliness is a troubling emotion that results from believing that the quantity or, more specifically, the quality of one's social contacts is insufficient to satisfy one's social requirements. Loneliness is itself not a disease or illness but it may cause other health illnesses like depression, cognitive decline, Alzheimer's disease (a brain condition that deprives people of their memory, thinking, and ability to perform basic tasks.), and anxiety. In this article, I will take a deep dive into why we feel lonely and what are its impacts on our brain, and how to effectively combat it. Loneliness and Solitude:                 Loneliness specifically occurs when people feel left out in their social interactions. When people attach certain kinds of expectations to others (Like my friend will remember my birthday, they will appreciate me for my success, etc.) and others do not meet their expectations (maybe not intentionally), the