Why Most New Year's Resolutions Fail and How to Avoid It?

Why do 80% of New Year's resolutions fail by February 15th? It isn’t a lack of discipline—it’s a survival mechanism. In this episode of The Neuroscience of Everything, we explore the hidden biology behind why your brain views "change" as a physical threat and how you can use behavioral science to finally outsmart it.Your brain is hardwired to keep you safe by keeping you the same. When you try to overhaul your life, your amygdala triggers a resistance response, viewing your new habits as a danger to your status quo. If you’ve been relying on willpower, you’re using a finite resource that is biologically destined to run out.Subscribe to The Neuroscience of Everything for more actionable, science-backed tips on human behavior and brain health.If you prefer joining our YT community for lively discussions. Join us here⁠ ⁠Love this? Leave a review or share with someone who needs to discover the joy ⁠⁠⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Credits © 2026#BehavioralScience #GrowthMindset #MentalPerformance #HabitLoops #BrainHealth #SelfImprovement

Beyond Dopamine crash and REAL #neuroscience of pure #joyWe’ve all been there: scrolling for an hour, hitting "refresh," and ending up feeling more drained than when we started. It’s called the Dopamine Trap, and honestly? It’s not your fault—it’s just how your brain is wired to survive.In today’s episode, we’re going deep on why chasing the next "hit" is a losing game and how to actually find that elusive feeling of enough. We are breaking down the 4 Cs—a simple, science-backed framework to help you stop being at the mercy of your brain chemistry and start feeling like the conductor of your own life.What we’re getting into:The "Bludgeoned" Brain: What actually happens to your receptors when you over-stimulate them.The 4 Cs: A daily checklist to balance Connect, Contribute, Cope, and Cook.The Body Reset: Why a splash of cold water or a specific breathing pattern can "hack" your Vagus nerve If you prefer joining our YT community for lively discussions. Join us here Love this? Leave a review or share with someone who needs to discover the joy ⁠⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Credits © 2025Music by: ⁠⁠Ms. Ivett Gyöngyösi, Pianist.⁠⁠Script and Host: ⁠⁠Dr. Nand Muley.

Ever spend 20 minutes debating what to watch on Netflix… only to pick the same show again? Or lie awake at 2 AM replaying a big decision? You’re not alone—your brain’s wiring is both brilliant and beautifully flawed. Why even small choices paralyze you—plus science-backed hacks to choose wisely. In this episode, we explore why even simple choices can feel overwhelming, break down the brain science behind decision fatigue, and share practical, gentle strategies to make decisions with more clarity and less stress. Love this? Leave a review or share with someone who overthinks everything.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Credits © 2025Music by: ⁠Ms. Ivett Gyöngyösi, Pianist.⁠Script and Host: ⁠Dr. Nand Muley.

Valentine's Day special episode from our archives-Neuroscience of Love⭐️ What if love isn’t just a feeling—but a carefully crafted illusion by your brain? ⭐️The butterflies, the longing, the unbreakable bonds—what if they’re all just the work of neurotransmitters pulling the strings? In this episode, we uncover the brain’s secret blueprint for love, from the dopamine rush to the deep embrace of oxytocin. Is love truly fate, or just a brilliant trick of biology? Let’s dive into the neuroscience of love and find out!😍 If you enjoy this episode, share it with someone you love—and don’t forget to give us ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ to help others discover the magic (or science) of love! Credits © 2025Music by: ⁠Ms. Ivett Gyöngyösi, Pianist.⁠Script and Host: ⁠Dr. Nand Muley. and Dr. Ruhi Deshmukh

Did you know that just one night of bad sleep can drop your IQ by up to 10 points? 🎧 Ready to wake up refreshed and focused? Hit play now! If you wake up groggy, struggle to focus, invaded by intrusive thoughts, or feel like your brain is in slow motion, your poor sleep might be to blame.! In this episode of The Neuroscience of Everything, we uncover the hidden power of deep sleep and how it can instantly boost your clarity, creativity, and focus. What You'll Learn:✔️ How does sleep impact decision-making and creativity? ✔️ Neuroscientific insights on sleep and cognitive function ✔️ How better sleep can help you "stay calm and carry on"!✔️ 5 proven habits to sleep deeper and wake up sharp 💡 Try one tip from this episode and let us know how it works for you! Leave a review or share your thoughts on social media—your feedback helps us create better content for you! Credits © 2025 Music by: Ms. Ivett Gyöngyösi, Pianist. Script and Host: Dr. Nand Muley. Cohosts: Elliy & Lilly Co.

Are you ready to reclaim your focus, creativity, and peace in 2025? This episode of Neuroscience of Everything dives deep into the transformative power of a digital detox. Discover five evidence-based strategies to reduce screen time, manage social media, and rediscover the joys of offline living. From creating screen-free zones to rethinking your daily habits, this practical and empowering guide will help you embrace a healthier, more intentional relationship with technology. Whether you're looking to reduce stress, boost productivity, or simply enjoy more meaningful moments, this episode is your first step toward a more balanced life. 💡 Don't just listen—join the movement! Follow the podcast, hit that ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating, and share it with someone who needs this in their life. Let’s unplug, reconnect, and thrive together in 2025! #DigitalDetox #Mindfulness #NeuroscienceOfEverything #2025Goals

As per World Health Organisation, 264 million people are suffering from depression globally. Depression can have long-lasting effects on a person's ability to function and lead a fulfilling life. Can something as simple as Green tea protect you against depression? This bonus episode of NOE will explore the impact of green tea on mental health and the scientific evidence thereof. So grab a hot cup of tea and enjoy! We don't sell advertisements so everyone can access our content uninterrupted and free of cost no matter where they are in the world. Your support helps us thrive and enable us to make such content. If you want to support us, consider buying Medium membership or you can support us directly @Neuroscience of Everything. Host: ⁠⁠⁠Dr. Nand Muley, Ph. D⁠⁠⁠., Original music by : ⁠⁠⁠Ms. Ivett Gyöngyösi

Change is just another chance to change for the better!   However, when confronted with unpredictable changes, we panic and get anxious. Why are we afraid of changes and what is the best strategy to deal with them in uncertain times like these? This bonus episode elaborates on the neuroscience behind our counterproductive reactions to change and provides science-backed, actionable tips to deal with it effectively. If you want to support our work, buy us coffee. The interactive video version of this episode is available here for an immersive reading experience.

Every one of us has experienced the power of music. But what really happens in our brains when we listen to Music? Can we harness the power of music to make our stressful lives harmonious? Does listening to Mozart make you smarter? Listen to pro tips from our esteemed guests which includes world-renowned Neuroscientists, psychiatrists, and Musicians. Subscribe now to listen to full episode. Guest: Cheyenne Mize, Gábor Takács-Nagy, Dr. Robert Zatorre, and Dr. Corinne Fischer with your host Dr. Nand Muley.

We all #procrastinate at some point in time or another and maybe enjoy it at that moment only to be filled with guilt and anxiety about unrealized potential. Why do we #procrastinate and how to overcome it? Listen to # Neuroscience-based tips to enhance your #productivity. If you like what we do, consider supporting us/ just buy me a coffee Guests: Dr. Jeff Haden, Ivett Gyongyosi, Deeskha GC Host: Nand Muley, Ph.D.