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Each time we get angry, anxious or cocky, we get better at becoming angry, anxious or cocky. These become mental habits, like roads we drive down again and again. We can look for these "ruts in the road" and choose to create a new road, a new neural pathway, freeing ourselves from these habits. The first step is simply noticing what is on your mental "playlist" each day.
By Jane Lodato, Mount Sinai SurgeryEach time we get angry, anxious or cocky, we get better at becoming angry, anxious or cocky. These become mental habits, like roads we drive down again and again. We can look for these "ruts in the road" and choose to create a new road, a new neural pathway, freeing ourselves from these habits. The first step is simply noticing what is on your mental "playlist" each day.