General Wellness & Lifestyle
- by Gourav Rathore
Can Dehydration Cause Brain Fog? Signs & Fixes Explained
Brain fog can be frustrating you're struggling to think clearly, forgetting simple tasks, and feeling mentally sluggish. While causes like stress, poor sleep, and diet are well-known, there’s another common trigger: dehydration. Yes, even mild dehydration can affect brain performance,...
- by Gourav Rathore
Does Caffeine Cause Brain Fog? What Science Says
Caffeine is often hailed as the ultimate productivity booster. Whether it's in coffee, tea, or energy drinks, millions rely on it daily to quickstart their mornings and stay sharp. But what happens when that energy surge leads to mental cloudiness,...
- by Gourav Rathore
What Is an Observant Person? - 11 Signs You’re a Highly Observant Person
What Is an Observant Person? Have you ever met someone who seems to notice everything from the way you slightly changed your tone to the fact that the plant in the corner was moved two inches to the left? That’s...
- by Gourav Rathore
MBTI Extraversion vs Introversion: How You Focus and Recharge?
When it comes to understanding personality in the MBTI framework, one of the most essential and foundational distinctions is Extraversion (E) vs Introversion (I). This preference doesn’t just shape how social you are it influences how you gather energy, how...
- by Gourav Rathore
Turbulent vs Assertive Personality: Understanding the MBTI Identity Trait
In the world of MBTI, most people are familiar with the core four-letter personality types like INFP, ESTJ, or INTJ. But there’s a lesser-known fifth letter that holds significant insight: Identity. This trait reveals how confident we are in our...
- by Gourav Rathore
The Diplomat Role in MBTI: Strengths & Personality Insight
Among the four major MBTI role groups, Diplomats stand out for their emotional intelligence, idealism, and unwavering belief in human potential. They are driven by connection, guided by values, and drawn to purpose. While others may see conflict as a...
- by Gourav Rathore
N vs S in Myers-Briggs: Key Differences & Type Examples
When taking a Myers-Briggs personality test, one of the key distinctions you encounter is between Sensing (S) and Intuition (N). This preference determines how people perceive the world and absorb information. But what exactly does it mean to be an...
- by Gourav Rathore
Intuitive vs Observant: Key Differences, Traits & Relationship Impact
Intuitive individuals rely on their gut feelings, imagination, and abstract thinking to understand the world, often focusing on possibilities and future implications. Observant individuals, on the other hand, are more grounded in concrete facts, details, and the present moment, preferring...
- by Gourav Rathore
INFJ Strengths and Weaknesses: The Empathic Visionary Explained
Often described as “The Advocate” or “The Idealist,” INFJs are one of the rarest personality types in the Myers-Briggs® system. Quiet, intuitive, and deeply idealistic, INFJs combine emotional sensitivity with a sharp intellect and a vision for a better world....