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5 science myths that we all fall for

 5 Science Myths:🌿 Science is truly an interesting discipline with many fascinating facts..... However, allot of misinformation is spread on the internet and today we are going to debunk some myths 1)  We Only Use 10% of the Brain - That statement itself is utterly wrong, and science itself denies of it. Brain scans show that we virtually, use almost every part of the brain. Each part of the brain has an individual function.    The 10% brain usage  myth is pure fiction. 2) You should drink 8 glasses of water everyday - That´s a myth, everybody is unique in their own way based on: gender, height, age or weight. Therefore, the amount of water that needs to be consumed varies greatly from person to person.  3) Sugar makes kids hyper - Allot of people associate sugar with boosted activity and extraordinary energy. This is wrong as multiple studies have shown that their is no link between sugar and hyperactivity. The excitement is often situational and not caus...
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 Academic Glow up!! 💙(Part 1):

Success occurs to those who work hard for it. You have often heard of working hard as a crucial part of your success but what if I tell you that is half of the story or less than half of the story. Sure, working hard is essential but not at the cost of your physical and mental health and surely, I have too; strived to find the balance between my studies and Myself. Therefore, I am dividing this Academic Glow up Series into a plethora of parts to make it easier for you to incorporate it in your life.
Alongside of this series I would link down every website, I name.

Motivational Books📑:

Whether you believe it or not... Motivation is very necessary. I think it is more essential to find yourself mentally at the right place then to just start studying. Sure, do this side by side. Take out five minutes each day to read something good and motivational... cause why not. I could list some books that I've read which have served as wonderful sources of inspiration and motivation.

Here's the list:
1) The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy
2) The Atomic Habits by James Clear
Of course, there are others as well, which I will list on the front page of my blog. Many of them have their own websites and newsletters to which you can subscribe. You simply need to search for the word "motivation" or look up motivational websites that you can read online. If you still don't find the result you need, comment and I will find some reliable websites for you to see.

Journalling📕:

Step 2 to this journey is to identify your strengths and weaknesses. What better way is there to do this then to record your daily routine. This helps you to have a firm grasp over what you do in a day. You can even create a journal on the most basic platforms like: One Note from Microsoft.
For example, this is a template for how I write mine.



That's all for today. See you later!!!👍
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