Sukhrob’s Blog
22.04.202518:39
Fake Dopamine:
Let me be honest with you.
Most people our age are wasting their prime. Clubs, social media, gaming, endless music playlists — they’re chasing dopamine hits that feel good for a second, but leave you empty. And I get it — it’s tempting. But that “feel good” is fake. It’s the kind of dopamine that’s easy to get, but it robs you of your ability to feel real joy later. You don’t want to burn out your reward system chasing things that don’t give you anything back.
Here’s a crazy stat: the average young adult now spends over 7 hours a day on screens, most of that on social media and entertainment. That’s nearly 50 hours a week — more than a full-time job — just spent scrolling, watching, reacting. And what do we get in return? Anxiety, comparison, mental fog, and the illusion of productivity.
The truth is, this is your window. While others are distracted, this is the best time to work — because almost no one is. You can lap the competition just by being consistent. You don’t have to be a genius. You just have to be focused. Build. Learn. Create. Train. Think. Read. Whatever moves you forward — do more of that.
You see, fake dopamine is like a loan with crazy interest. You get the pleasure now, but you’re borrowing from your future clarity, ambition, and peace. And I promise, that debt always comes due.
So be different. Protect your mind. Delay gratification. Not because it's easy, but because it’s rare — and rare is valuable. You’ll thank yourself a year from now. While others are catching up, you’ll already be ahead.
Let them party. Let them scroll. You? You work in silence. The results will speak.
@SukhrobMurodov
Let me be honest with you.
Most people our age are wasting their prime. Clubs, social media, gaming, endless music playlists — they’re chasing dopamine hits that feel good for a second, but leave you empty. And I get it — it’s tempting. But that “feel good” is fake. It’s the kind of dopamine that’s easy to get, but it robs you of your ability to feel real joy later. You don’t want to burn out your reward system chasing things that don’t give you anything back.
Here’s a crazy stat: the average young adult now spends over 7 hours a day on screens, most of that on social media and entertainment. That’s nearly 50 hours a week — more than a full-time job — just spent scrolling, watching, reacting. And what do we get in return? Anxiety, comparison, mental fog, and the illusion of productivity.
The truth is, this is your window. While others are distracted, this is the best time to work — because almost no one is. You can lap the competition just by being consistent. You don’t have to be a genius. You just have to be focused. Build. Learn. Create. Train. Think. Read. Whatever moves you forward — do more of that.
You see, fake dopamine is like a loan with crazy interest. You get the pleasure now, but you’re borrowing from your future clarity, ambition, and peace. And I promise, that debt always comes due.
So be different. Protect your mind. Delay gratification. Not because it's easy, but because it’s rare — and rare is valuable. You’ll thank yourself a year from now. While others are catching up, you’ll already be ahead.
Let them party. Let them scroll. You? You work in silence. The results will speak.
@SukhrobMurodov
20.04.202501:38
Aka shunchaki farosat bo’lishi kerak yig’ishtirib qo’yishga desa kimdir kanalimdan chiqarib yuboraman!
17.04.202517:50
AHAHAHAHAHAHA I CAANT
13.04.202501:18
Just impressed! Wow!!
10.04.202517:08
While I was tutoring, one of the students asked me “what’s audit”?
I put it simply. I said “it’s going and investigating places, doubting its owners integrity at all times, and stressing them out for no reason”.
She said “now I understand it”
🙂🙂🙂
I put it simply. I said “it’s going and investigating places, doubting its owners integrity at all times, and stressing them out for no reason”.
She said “now I understand it”
🙂🙂🙂
08.04.202504:37
He’s referring to Muqaddimah, the book I talked about a couple of times before! It genuinely is the best book on sociology, demographics, politics, history, and social systems I have read so far!
If you have time, genuinely go for it, preferably the English translation. You won’t regret!
If you have time, genuinely go for it, preferably the English translation. You won’t regret!
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Дайджест UZ – Новости
22.04.202515:45
⚡️❗️ Узбекские традиции уходят в прошлое: в стране запретят «Фотиха туй», «Ота курди» и так далее
До 1 августа будет принят закон о запрете пышных свадеб и всяких торжеств по типу: Фотиха туй, Келин салом и Ота курди.
Также кто пойдет на встречу и устроит скромную свадьбу без показухи, будет получать бонусы от государства: компенсация за отдых в медовый месяц и т. д.
Скоро лимузины, кортежи и салюты исчезнут — свадьбы пройдут в европейском стиле. Главное, чтобы соседи ничего не сказали…
⚡️ Подпишитесь и следите за новостями на нашем канале👇
👉 😄айджест UZ – Новости 👈
До 1 августа будет принят закон о запрете пышных свадеб и всяких торжеств по типу: Фотиха туй, Келин салом и Ота курди.
Также кто пойдет на встречу и устроит скромную свадьбу без показухи, будет получать бонусы от государства: компенсация за отдых в медовый месяц и т. д.
Скоро лимузины, кортежи и салюты исчезнут — свадьбы пройдут в европейском стиле. Главное, чтобы соседи ничего не сказали…
⚡️ Подпишитесь и следите за новостями на нашем канале👇
👉 😄айджест UZ – Новости 👈
20.04.202501:37
You can get to know a person by just looking at where he spends most of his time. The chaos reflects the confused web in the mind that can’t be easily untangled, while a clean space reflects the mind free of excessive thinking.
Sukhrob Murodov
Sukhrob Murodov
13.04.202522:38
13.04.202501:17
10.04.202502:11
Watch and write a reflection. Make sure you don’t cry.
07.04.202501:29
https://youtu.be/C4Pajis7OOU?si=mctbNWw0UwLUT6cK
This is a classic!
This is a classic!
21.04.202516:51
Recognition always feels good!🇺🇿❤️
19.04.202515:16
🗿🗿 -what’s this reaction???☠️
13.04.202503:00
Watching a documentary on Netflix, College Admissions Scandal.
Will write a reflection on it soon!
It basically is an investigation of the mastermind behind a scam to get the kids of rich and famous families into top US universities!
Will write a reflection on it soon!
It basically is an investigation of the mastermind behind a scam to get the kids of rich and famous families into top US universities!
10.04.202518:48
This stuff is so boring and confusing💔
10.04.202502:11
07.04.202501:28
И снится нам не рокот космодромааааа, не эта ледяная синева! 🕺
20.04.202502:22
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about extra-curricular activities! 🧐
There’s no good or bad extra curricular activity. But here are the things that matter:
1) Purpose
If your activity is something seemingly small, but is a multiplier (it will perpetrate something bigger and beneficial), then you shouldn’t hesitate to put it on. It won’t hurt you.
2) Relevance
Well, if you are an aspiring engineer but spent your high school years drawing or singing, it won’t make much sense. Sure, these are great activities too, but not the ones you would probably want to define you and shape your overall narrative. You need to do something relevant. If you want to become an economist, come up with an idea for a research project, and start gathering information and sources to conduct your research. If you are an aspiring engineer, I’d expect to see a certain degree of passion there, such as engineering projects or fair amount of involvement in robotics, maths, or physics contests and olympiads.
3) Significance
Whether you want it or no, points of excellence (POE) matter. What is something that distinguishes you from others? For some, it’s sports, where they are a part of a big national association. For others, it’s international olympiads where they secure worthy places. But there should be something - most preferably significant and inspirational - that you can proudly talk about, both in your Extra-Curricular Activities section and essays.
There’s much more that goes into ECs - common rules. But this is enough for now :).
There’s no good or bad extra curricular activity. But here are the things that matter:
1) Purpose
If your activity is something seemingly small, but is a multiplier (it will perpetrate something bigger and beneficial), then you shouldn’t hesitate to put it on. It won’t hurt you.
2) Relevance
Well, if you are an aspiring engineer but spent your high school years drawing or singing, it won’t make much sense. Sure, these are great activities too, but not the ones you would probably want to define you and shape your overall narrative. You need to do something relevant. If you want to become an economist, come up with an idea for a research project, and start gathering information and sources to conduct your research. If you are an aspiring engineer, I’d expect to see a certain degree of passion there, such as engineering projects or fair amount of involvement in robotics, maths, or physics contests and olympiads.
3) Significance
Whether you want it or no, points of excellence (POE) matter. What is something that distinguishes you from others? For some, it’s sports, where they are a part of a big national association. For others, it’s international olympiads where they secure worthy places. But there should be something - most preferably significant and inspirational - that you can proudly talk about, both in your Extra-Curricular Activities section and essays.
There’s much more that goes into ECs - common rules. But this is enough for now :).
19.04.202515:12
Something I’ve literally been eating almost every other day and never got fed up…
Syrian Shawarma🤤
Syrian Shawarma🤤
13.04.202502:59
10.04.202517:10
I never had trust issues until I took and tried audit….
09.04.202513:52
The American Tax system is indeed so interesting!
Well, it’s one of the most complicated tax systems globally, with a never ending loop of “ifs” and “elses”. You can never memorize all tax rulings, and have to invest thousands in publications, platforms such as CHH and journals if you want to practice in the field. And all these rulings and calculations change every year, indexed to inflation. There are thousands and thousands of them.
However, it’s very interesting. You can get a tax benefit if you are eating on business. You can deduct costs incurred on your transportation (parking, tolls, maintenance) if the primary use is business. If you are paying for laundry, which is clothing you wear for running your business, you can deduct it too and get a tax advantage.
How do you prove they were business expenses? Would you be collecting all $15-20 bills realistically? Up to you, but if you know the laws, you win huge and huge amounts of money.
This is just a simple, understandable example.
Study Accounting!!
Well, it’s one of the most complicated tax systems globally, with a never ending loop of “ifs” and “elses”. You can never memorize all tax rulings, and have to invest thousands in publications, platforms such as CHH and journals if you want to practice in the field. And all these rulings and calculations change every year, indexed to inflation. There are thousands and thousands of them.
However, it’s very interesting. You can get a tax benefit if you are eating on business. You can deduct costs incurred on your transportation (parking, tolls, maintenance) if the primary use is business. If you are paying for laundry, which is clothing you wear for running your business, you can deduct it too and get a tax advantage.
How do you prove they were business expenses? Would you be collecting all $15-20 bills realistically? Up to you, but if you know the laws, you win huge and huge amounts of money.
This is just a simple, understandable example.
Study Accounting!!
06.04.202502:19
If you never watched this movie before, then you haven’t really seen how masterpieces look like. I rewatched it at least 5 times before.
It’s about a mathematics genius who works as a janitor at MIT. But later, his talents get noticed by a mathematics professor who is willing to attract him to his specialization - only to face resistance.
As you watch, reflect. It’s not a type of movie where you can be a silent observer, not paying attention to the necessary subtleties. At the end, you’ll have your own impression of the protagonist - not similar to anyone’s impression- and that’s the hint.
It also clearly portrays that sometimes, we are not in the right place because of circumstances or choices. It reinforces the idea that there are so many talents out there who just failed to get noticed.
Watch. A true masterpiece. Especially if you are in your last year of high school and about to apply to schools this year, you’ll find it truly inspiring!
It’s about a mathematics genius who works as a janitor at MIT. But later, his talents get noticed by a mathematics professor who is willing to attract him to his specialization - only to face resistance.
As you watch, reflect. It’s not a type of movie where you can be a silent observer, not paying attention to the necessary subtleties. At the end, you’ll have your own impression of the protagonist - not similar to anyone’s impression- and that’s the hint.
It also clearly portrays that sometimes, we are not in the right place because of circumstances or choices. It reinforces the idea that there are so many talents out there who just failed to get noticed.
Watch. A true masterpiece. Especially if you are in your last year of high school and about to apply to schools this year, you’ll find it truly inspiring!
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