Nayem Al

Joined April 2025

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How to talk to people
Some people find it easy to talk to others, while others find it extremely challenging. Learning how to talk to other people is a powerful skill to have, whether you want to make new friends, perform better at work, or simply feel more confident in social settings. The good news? With some simple strategies and practice, anyone can get better at it. In order to improve relationships in everyday life, you'll learn how to start, maintain, and make people feel heard in this guide. Why it's important to learn to talk to people Conversations in person can seem out of reach in a world filled with social media, emails, and text messages. However, human contact is essential.
By Nayem Al9 months ago in Lifehack
The Ode of Letting Go
I was waiting for you, but you were already gone, Yes, I was waiting for you, and you were already gone. But I am standing right where I always did,
By Nayem Al9 months ago in Poets
10 Psychological Behaviors to Influence People
In today’s hyper-connected global society, the ability to influence others is a critical skill—whether you’re negotiating business deals, leading teams, advocating for social change, or building personal relationships. Psychological research reveals that human decision-making is rarely purely rational; it’s deeply shaped by subconscious biases and social dynamics. Understanding these levers can empower individuals and organizations to drive meaningful impact while fostering trust. Below, we explore 10 scientifically validated psychological behaviors to influence people effectively and ethically, with actionable insights tailored to a diverse, global audience.
By Nayem Al9 months ago in Psyche
The Global Obesity Crisis
The Rising Tide of Obesity Globally, obesity rates have skyrocketed over the past three decades. In 1990, 731 million adults and 198 million children were overweight or obese; today, those numbers stand at 2.11 billion adults and 493 million young people, with projections suggesting 3.8 billion adults and 746 million children affected by 2050 . The shift is starkest in low- and middle-income countries, where urbanization, sedentary lifestyles, and the proliferation of processed foods have disrupted traditional diets and activity patterns. For instance, regions like North Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America are expected to bear a disproportionate burden, with 130 million children and adolescents projected to have obesity by mid-century .
By Nayem Al9 months ago in Lifehack