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KNOW THE REAL POTENTIAL OF OUR BRAIN 🧠

You can do anything! Paint a masterpiece in a minute, learn this language in an hour, built a milti-billion dollar company overnight and rule the world by tomorrow morning.
What’s holding you back? Why aren’t you doing? What you want? Didn’t you hear Mozart as a baby? Didn’t you eat enough veggies growing up? Or is it because you are not using your brain at its full potential? Want to know how you can? Read further to know more…

The brain, to say the least, is very complex. We have studied it for centuries and we are still learning about its secrets today, but we must be careful as search  for facts usually leads to fiction.

If you really think, to be smarter your brain needs to be bigger… False! Brain size relates more to proportion than it does to intelligence.
For example, your brain next to whale’s? Guess who’s smarter? Guess whose body needs more processing power ? Your brain is smaller than whale's because your body is small. However your brain is structured in such a way that it way that it enables you to survive and succeed. But we only use 10% of our brain, ain’t it? Let’s make it a 100%

The world has seen what really smart people can do! They inspire u through art, literature and technology and help us organise society as a whole, to make us all more powerful. With access to your brain’s full capacity. You, are Limitless! First things first, solve a rubix cube that has been gathering dust in your self, call your smart friend and challenge them to a game of chess, BOOM, CHECK MATE, in 2 moves… RESLISH! When you are done being smarty pants you will be looking for a real challenge. So, what’s your interest? Science? Technology? Engineering? Mathematics?

When you are limitless you don’t need to choose what happens to your body when you are dedicating all your brain’s energy to a creation, to a cure, or a patient. Your lungs breathing, your heart beating, your fries digesting, your blood rushing! That’s your brain! Even if you access 100% of your brain’s capacity, you couldn’t use it! You would be limited to your body’s survival needs.

Do you know all the brains have same structural design. That means there are some number of neurons in your brain. Yeah, Einstein’s brain as well. So how can you be smarter? STIMULATE IT, TRY NEW THINGS, TAKE CHALLENGES, GET ENOUGH REST!

AND STAY CURIOUS!

Soham Deshpande and
Atharva Gharde




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