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Many people find themselves trapped in destructive cycles of behavior, wondering how they keep ending up in the same difficult places. These patterns - whether we call them addictions, sins, or habits - all operate through similar brain mechanisms that create reward loops. The key to breaking free is gaining an aerial perspective on your life, like reviewing game film after a match. When you can identify your specific triggers, thoughts, and responses from this bird's eye view, you can create switch tracks to divert toward healthier patterns. God wants complete restoration and freedom for your life, not captivity to destructive cycles.
By Scott Schneiderman5
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Many people find themselves trapped in destructive cycles of behavior, wondering how they keep ending up in the same difficult places. These patterns - whether we call them addictions, sins, or habits - all operate through similar brain mechanisms that create reward loops. The key to breaking free is gaining an aerial perspective on your life, like reviewing game film after a match. When you can identify your specific triggers, thoughts, and responses from this bird's eye view, you can create switch tracks to divert toward healthier patterns. God wants complete restoration and freedom for your life, not captivity to destructive cycles.