E03 - Stress and the Loop of Generalization

In this episode, catch our hosts Navya, Rithu and Moumita become one with the gloomy weather as they share a set of dark true crime tales and discuss about the events and consequences that followed to come to an understanding about the blurred lines between ethics and the law in ...  Show more

Join our hosts Navya, Rithu and Moumita as they introduce the thought processes behind their newest brainchild - An Acquired Taste - and delve into a deep discussion about the influence of school and home factors on a child's development, the importance of genuine introspection, ...  Show more

Is there such a thing as good stress? Our guest learns to welcome her stress by understanding how it can actually help her, plus tips and tricks to not feel too much of it.

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Kelly McGonigal's book the Upside of your Stress challenges everything we believe to know about stress. We discuss how previous research has been misunderstood, some surprising truths about stress and how we can develop a healthy stress response. Find more episodes here: http://s ...  Show more

Stress is inevitable. It is going to happen to us throughout our lives no matter what we think of it. In this episode I talk about how to learn from stressful situations because most of the time stressful times are our biggest periods of grow and the times when we learn the mo ...

This podcast examines the typical tell-tale signs candidates show when placed under stress in a case interview and offers suggestions on how to manage these situations. The key to managing this problem is not to reduce the stress, which may be impossible to do, but to change the ...  Show more