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amit forty two the dark past forty three sumit was amit forty four sumit as amit forty five the regrets forty six the marriage forty seven the new journey forty eight officially amit forty nine happy endings fifty acknowledgements project may 2026 may 31 2026 may 31 2026 prakash hegade 3 comments as soon as april ends with the a to z challenge i begin my most valued project of the year project may project may is all about living every day to the fullest and making sense of each and every day every year it brings me a new perspective i take time to document things i take time to reflect i take time to get lost a little and explore around for more this year like every year i have built a profound sense of the things around me the whole objective is to become more fearless and make meaningful moves ahead this may was about that a lot of things now make a whole new sense every day has been a day of satisfaction it has been a month of meaningful satisfaction i am hopeful that until my next project may i will become a whole new different and better person for the first time in years i had regrets this may i have never really carried regrets in life so far but this time i felt it i kept thinking about how i should have changed my job years ago my current workplace has the most meaningful team i have ever met for years people told me i was a workaholic but here i am often the last person still working surrounded by people who genuinely care about what they do people here make sense of things they value what matters the work feels meaningful every day feels like a day of satisfaction maybe that is why the regret became deeper this may i spent too many years in places that made me feel small invested in petty and meaningless things working on tasks that never made sense to me i know everything becomes a lesson in the end and the responsibility is ultimately mine we choose where we stay we choose what we continue to tolerate still better late than never i am glad i found a place that reminds me that meaningful work and meaningful people still exist and yet i remain grateful i thank many people around me and i thank god because somewhere deep inside i still believe i have lived life in my own way the way i wanted the way i imagined myself becoming and toward a future that makes sense to me maybe this may was not about regret alone maybe it was about a little more i am yet to find a right word to place here about finally seeing things without illusion this june i want to write more more deep things more meaningful things more honest things cheers to life and people who add meaning to it share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading zeigarnik effect april 30 2026 prakash hegade 6 comments it s april of 2026 and day 26 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes lead us away from reality day 26 zeigarnik effect zeigarnik effect explains the tendency to remember unfinished or interrupted tasks more than completed ones it shows how incomplete work stays active in our mind and keeps returning to our thoughts unfinished tasks create a sense of tension making it harder for the mind to let go until they are completed we begin to hold on to what is incomplete while finished tasks fade more easily this effect appears in everyday situations involving work goals and thoughts for example an incomplete conversation may keep coming to mind even when we try to focus on something else mind is a holder of restless design finish fades far left behind the weight of almost has a nervous line book wide open refusing to align in the architecture of mind what is done what remains unfinished where are we share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading yerkes dodson law april 29 2026 prakash hegade 5 comments it s april of 2026 and day 25 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes lead us away from reality day 25 yerkes dodson law when we feel a little pressure we tend to perform better but too much pressure can make us anxious and reduce our performance this is explained by the yerkes dodson law it shows how performance increases with stress up to a certain point and then begins to decline when the pressure becomes too high a moderate level of alertness helps us stay focused while excessive stress overwhelms the mind we begin to struggle because the pressure is too much this idea appears in everyday situations involving work exams and deadlines for example a small amount of nervousness before a test can help us stay sharp but too much anxiety can make us forget what we know a moderate keeps us in control a rhythm seen keeping us keen we are not machines of volts and bolts we are machines of mortal faults in the architecture of mind efficiency requires a sweet spot of stress share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading xenophobia april 28 2026 prakash hegade 5 comments it s april of 2026 and day 24 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes lead us away from reality day 24 xenophobia when we feel uncomfortable or unsure around people who are different or unfamiliar to us we are experiencing xenophobia bias it explains the tendency to prefer what feels familiar and to be cautious of what is new or different mind seeks safety and comfort for example when we enter a new place or meet someone from a different background we may hesitate or feel distant at first simply because it is unfamiliar the fence of us and me beyond the line there is strangeness behind the line there is home break the barrier the walls are thin in the architecture of mind strangeness is a bridge we scare to cross share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading wishful thinking april 27 2026 prakash hegade 8 comments it s april of 2026 and day 23 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes lead us away from reality day 23 wishful thinking when we hope something will turn out a certain way and start believing it will even without strong reason we are experiencing wishful thinking it explains the tendency to accept something as true because we want it to be true mind prefers comfort and positive outcomes making it easier to believe what feels good rather than what is likely we begin to shape our expectations around our desires even when reality may be different for example we may believe we will do well in an exam without proper preparation simply because we want that outcome when you see the finish line before the start calling it faith calling it sign is that the soul of secret design or just wishful think in the architecture of mind we often choose the warmth of a lie over the trouble of a truth share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading von restorff effect april 25 2026 prakash hegade 5 comments it s april of 2026 and day 22 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes lead us away from reality day 22 von restorff effect when one thing stands out among many similar things we are more likely to notice and remember it this is called the von restorff effect it explains the tendency to remember items that are different or unique compared to others mind pays more attention to the one that breaks the pattern making it easier to store and recall we begin to focus on what is distinct and overlooking what blends in for example in a list of black words if one word is in red we are more likely to remember that word than the rest the unique demands focus being different goes deep past the surface of things and the odd one out one broken thread defines the whole weave in the architecture of mind the outlier holds the secret that the pattern cannot keep share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading unit bias april 24 2026 prakash hegade 5 comments it s april of 2026 and day 21 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes lead us away from reality day 21 unit bias unit bias is the tendency to see a given portion or unit as the right amount and feel the need to finish it it explains how we often rely on what is presented to decide how much to consume or complete mind treats the unit as a natural boundary even if it does not match our actual need we begin to act based on the size of the portion rather than our own limits for example we may finish an entire plate of food just because it is served that way even if we were already full halfway through we may finish an entire bottle of water just because we opened it even if we were no longer thirsty unit is the goal the bottom of the bowl physical limits wandering mind border where enough is defined the errors are the sense at the body s expense the sacred law is the size of the serve we saw in the architecture of mind the boundary of the box becomes the limit of the will share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading third person effect april 23 2026 prakash hegade 3 comments it s april of 2026 and day 20 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes lead us away from reality day 20 third person effect when we see an advertisement or message and feel that it will influence others more than it influences us we are experiencing the third person effect it explains the tendency to believe that others are more affected by media persuasion or bias than we are we see ourselves as more aware or rational while assuming others are more easily influenced we begin to distance ourselves from the effect while still recognizing it in others for example we may think social media affects other people s thinking but not our own even though we are exposed to the same content we all have a lens tilted we see through it unaffected we see the trap no one else sees is the one most certain the one most lost in the architecture of mind we are all certainly lost share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading spotlight effect april 22 2026 prakash hegade 11 comments it s april of 2026 and day 19 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes lead us away from reality day 19 spotlight effect when we feel that everyone is noticing what we say do or wear even small things we are experiencing the spotlight effect it explains the tendency to overestimate how much others pay attention to us we are naturally focused on ourselves making our actions feel more visible and important than they actually are we assume others are observing us closely even when they are mostly focused on their own thoughts and concerns this bias appears in everyday situations involving social interactions and self image for example if we make a small mistake in public we may feel everyone noticed it while most people may not have even paid attention for a blink of every eye we are walking across the calm sand you are just a background noise and world too busy to hear your voice in the architecture of mind we are all background noises share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest print opens in new window print like loading recency bias april 21 2026 prakash hegade 5 comments it s april of 2026 and day 18 of the a to z challenge this year being the tenth i am doing the theme of architecture of mind this years theme explores the mind map of hidden biases in this journey we will explore how biases shape our thinking and sometimes 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