Level SuperMind: From a Dream to Best App of 2023

"Dreams aren't what you leave behind when morning comes." We all have those daydreams, you know? The ones that make you smile while washing dishes or stare out the window on the bus.

Dalai Lama quotes are not preaching but practical tools for personal growth and fulfillment. Whether you're seeking inner peace, building emotional resilience, nurturing compassion, or simply living with joy and purpose, they offer a path that is accessible to all.

Everyone is in a race to be a Leader. But to be a great leader, we should learn to be a great follower first. Being a follower and being grateful about it helps them earn the trust of both people above and below them. They are most particular about the 'WHY' of what they follow and the destination to reach it. Being a follower is not about following instructions with blind faith. But, to critically choose who you follow and take it as a learning process as a leader-in-training. The best fol

We all indeed have the potential to be successful. But, then, what holds us back? Our habits. To show up as your best self, here are 4 habits that you might have to ditch. We promise you it’ll be worth it. 1.Thinking about what others think about you. “What will they think about me” might have killed more dreams than failure ever will. However, other people don’t care! If you want to start that YouTube channel. Just start it already. “You wouldn’t worry so much about what others think of you

"Failure is so important. We speak about success all the time. It is the ability to resist failure or use failure that often leads to greater success. I've met people who don't want to try for fear of failing." - J.K. Rowling. We go to great lengths to avoid failing, don't we? Well, what if failure was not really a bad thing? It might just teach you much more than success ever will! Here are 4 reasons why: You learn from your mistakes. Only when you fail, you look back and wonder, "why didn't

Everyone has certain limiting beliefs about themselves. E.g., "I'm shy/ I'm lazy/I just can't be successful." So, what sets apart successful people from the...not so successful ones? Do they not have these limiting beliefs? Of course, they do! The difference is that most people accept these beliefs about themselves and nip their own dreams in the bud, while successful people challenge and reframe them! The way you do this is by asking yourself the 'HOW' question. You need to switch from "I c

It may seem that to be successful in life; you first need to be confident. But then you could ask yourself.. to be confident, don't I need that success first? What am I basing my confidence on? Here's the thing about confidence - it's not linked to external measures of success. There are established authors who doubt their writing, celebrities who question their popularity, etc. Confidence is linked to your perception of yourself in a particular field. If you feel you're a people person and ca

Before we talk about how, let's talk about why. If you are saying "YES" to everything, you're basically distracting yourself from being committed to any one thing. While" Saying yes to everything, open new doors" does hold some truth, don't you think we already have too many doors open? Sometimes, we just need to say no other doors and go inside one! Here's how you can get better at saying "no": * Be honest * Don't play around (just say it) * Give an alternative solution. * Be strong (If t

We've all been in a place where the thought of what' others will think' prevents us from taking action. It may have been not starting that YouTube channel, not asking that person out, or even just not dancing at a party! The fear of being judged has killed enough dreams. Here's the funny thing—what we fear others will judge us for is often the very thing we judge in ourselves! Thoughts like 'you're not good enough/pretty enough" first pop up in your head, and then you believe everyone else must