Dating apps are fun… until they’re not.

We were promised love at scale - but what if all we got was dopamine addiction, surface-level swiping, and a generation that’s scared to fall in love the real way?

In this episode, I dive into why I’ve never liked dating apps - and why neuroscience might actually back me up. Inspired by Arthur Brooks’ conversation on Modern Wisdom, we’ll unpack:

• The 5 chemical stages of falling in love (and how dating apps keep you stuck in the first two)
• Why most of us are looking for a mirror, not a match — and don’t even realize it
• The psychology behind why modern dating feels so transactional
• What hookup culture, bioengineering, and ancient wisdom all have in common

I’m not saying I’ll never use them again. But I am saying this: you can’t swipe your way to soul-level connection.

And if you've ever felt like something’s missing in today’s dating world... this episode might explain why.

🎧 Inspired by: Arthur Brooks x Chris Williamson – Modern Wisdom Episode (Click here to check it out)
🎯 This one’s real. Raw. And might just change how you look at love forever.

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*Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and thoughts expressed in this podcast are my own and do not represent those of any employer, organization or affiliate. I am not a licensed expert, and all discussions are based on personal experiences, insights, and publicly available information. This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as professional advice. Always do your own research and seek guidance from qualified professionals where necessary. Listener discretion is advised.

10 episodes. 10 weeks. 10 lessons that changed the game.

In this special solo episode series every 10 weeks, I reflect on what I’ve learned since starting the podcast - from self-doubt and overthinking to perception, money, and mastering your mindset.

Whether you’re chasing growth, clarity, or a good reality check - this one’s for you.

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Email: ⁠decodingwisdom5@gmail.com⁠

*Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and thoughts expressed in this podcast are my own and do not represent those of any employer, organization or affiliate. I am not a licensed expert, and all discussions are based on personal experiences, insights, and publicly available information. This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as professional advice. Always do your own research and seek guidance from qualified professionals where necessary. Listener discretion is advised.

At some point in your journey, hard work stops being the answer.

In this episode of Decoding Wisdom, we explore the shift every high performer eventually faces: moving from being the one who does it all to the one who sees it all. Whether you're climbing the ladder or running your own thing, there's a moment when doing more starts holding you back - and thinking better becomes your real edge.

We unpack:

• Why hustle culture can cap your growth
• How to break free from "conspicuous busyness"
• The guilt of slowing down (and why it’s often a sign of growth)
• What it takes to step into a more strategic, visionary role

If you're stuck in overdrive, this episode is your permission slip to pull back - and level up.

Get in touch in the comments below or head to...

Instagram: ⁠@sachin.jha23⁠

Twitter: ⁠@sachin_jha23⁠

Email: ⁠decodingwisdom5@gmail.com⁠

*Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and thoughts expressed in this podcast are my own and do not represent those of any employer, organization or affiliate. I am not a licensed expert, and all discussions are based on personal experiences, insights, and publicly available information. This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as professional advice. Always do your own research and seek guidance from qualified professionals where necessary. Listener discretion is advised.