We’re living in an age where a YouTube video can make us feel like an expert, and an Instagram Reel can make us feel like our life is falling behind.In this episode of Mother of Podcasts, Saumya and Chandan talk about the growing obsession with learning everything online, following advice from courses, podcasts and YouTube videos, and assuming that what works for someone else must work for us too.From parenting and relationships to health, careers and self-improvement, the internet has given us access to endless information. But when does information become misinformation? And what happens when we stop questioning what we consume?We also dive into the pressure to make our real lives look like Instagram Reels, perfect marriages, perfect homes, perfect bodies, perfect children, perfect careers and an endless stream of “main character” moments.Because the biggest danger may not be social media itself. It’s when we start believing that someone else’s curated life is the blueprint for ours.In this episode, we ask:•Are we confusing online content with professional expertise?• Why do we blindly trust people just because they have followers?• Are online courses creating experts, or just confident consumers?• Why does everyone seem to want the “Instagram life”?• What does constantly comparing our real life to curated content do to us?• And most importantly, have we forgotten how to think for ourselves?Watch, listen and tell us: What’s one thing you believed because you saw it repeatedly online?
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