Hey Everyone! In this episode I will be talking about a lot of mindful interesting topics that I use and practice day in and day out.  Here I will mostly talk about the importance of knowing your privileges, and having a privilege check in your life to appreciate what you have. The main point I try to make is for everyone to constantly find people that prove them wrong, people who break your disbeliefs about a situation that you currently feel is impossible. Have a listen and DM me and let me know your thoughts. Click the Link to support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theinternetburrito_podcast

In this episode of study the greats, we will be diving into the life of one of the greatest thinkers of our time “Elon Musk”. He has inspired millions of young budding entrepreneurs and still continues to inspire. Elon Musk is a visionary, and truly believes in every business venture he puts his mind into. Because he has such a strong vision, he isn’t afraid to face obstacles others might find impossible to overcome. Towards the end of the episode I talk about giving them a rose and cherishing them while they still walk amongst us.

All of us are so deep and lost in our problems, that we do not stop and think for a second about what aspect of our daily hood, if changed and corrected, could make a big difference in our life. Most of us don't really operate at our full potential, because we don't structure our days, and instead we try to figure out things on the go. In this episode I talk about cultivating a SOLID morning routine that is sure to change the way you operate and feel in your daily life, regardless of what you do for work.

The most important and the most ignored part of what makes us, is our minds. With less people talking about and promoting its well being we are all failing to acknowledge its importance. Emotion is one among the top things that describes human beings. Emotional Intelligence is for a fact far more important that the IQ as a major part of what makes our everyday involves interactions and public relations. So in this episode I talk about some important things about a healthy emotionally trained mind.

Every single human being that has ever walked this earth, lived in the most advanced world in their life times, regardless the time period they lived in. Human beings are the most intelligent species on ‘this’ planet, and part of what makes us special is this unique ability to imagine and recollect memories from the past and reflect on them. Our ability to imagine is what has got us this far. But have you ever wondered what people in the past thought, this present day would look like? In this interesting episode, we will learn about what people of the 1900’s were imagining about, and also why I feel our predictions about the future can never be accurate and realistic.

Sir C.V. Raman, the first Indian to win the Nobel Prize for Physics, was a scientist par excellence. Even as a child he was a brilliant mind, as he topped throughout his academic days. He was deeply interested in research; in fact he began his research work on optics and acoustics even while he was a student. He was intrigued by the blue color of glaciers and the Mediterranean sea and wanted to unravel the mystery of why water, a colorless liquid, appeared blue to the eyes. Thus began a series of experiments on the scattering of light which ultimately led to what came to be known as the ‘Raman Effect’ for which he won the Nobel Prize in Physics. We do not get to see people like Sir. Raman very often, so lets dive deep into his life and learn form his greatness.

We often assume that productivity means getting more things done each day. Wrong. Productivity is getting important things done consistently. And no matter what you are working on, there are only a few things that are truly important. Being productive is about maintaining a steady, average speed on a few things, not maximum speed on everything. In this episode you will hear 10 practical tips to boost your productivity. Also, I have shared my secret of getting more and right things done towards the end, so stick around to find out.

Aryabhata was the first of the major mathematician-astronomers from the classical age of Indian mathematics and Indian astronomy. His works include the Āryabhaṭīya and the Arya-siddhanta. For his explicit mention of the relativity of motion, he also qualifies as a major early physicist. So let us dive a little deep into his life and study his greatness, and by doing so let us move one step closer in becoming a great ourselves.

There is not one single Human being dead or alive who were born successful. Every single one of these greatness started of as a nobody who acquired the right knowledge on their path to success. As what we learn through our lives literally makes us, what we choose to learn becomes highly important. Because once we learn, it is hard to unlearn. So, in an episode from this segments we will dive into the life of one great personality and learn life itself. So let us "Study The Greats and become the Greatest".

We often think there is a certain path to success, like “if I get this degree, then ill finally have that dream job, from there I’ll find success”. But in reality, there exists no such thing as a path to success, if there is anything close to that, then it is hard work and doing what you love. Unlike few, majority of the successful people don’t fixate on a certain thing to find success. They are not afraid to fail as they embark on new adventures. All we see is their current success and not their countless failures before that. We all have the same 24 hours, but those 24 hours aren’t the same for everybody. So let us all learn to get the most out of our 24 hours.