Jeff Bogaczyk has a PHD in Rhetoric, (Concentration in Interpersonal Communication and Rhetoric of Technology) blogger at mindforlife.org and podcast host of the Mind For Life podcast. He is particularly interested in personal development and the intersection between our thoughts and actions.    He states "that we usually respond the way we have been "taught". Our brains have been "programmed" to respond in these instances based upon the past experiences in our lives. In other words, our environment has taught us how to respond simply by experiencing things and events.     The good news is that we can change our default thinking patterns by establishing intentional, productive thinking processes in our life.  Recent research into our cognitive development has shown that our brains have a quality called neuroplasticity.  This basically means that our brains, our thinking patterns, our thought processes are still mold-able and can be adjusted and improved.    In this episode you"ll learn:   

• Conversation around technology - is it good? is it bad?  
• How technology rewires us
• How we think affects our lives 
• Relationship between habitual learning and success 

  Quotes:

• "The medium is the message" - Marshall McLunah
• "Emotions is more than zero's and one's" - Neal Antigua
• "If you want more, you need to become more" - Jim Rohn

  Resources:

• The Shallows- Book 
• Men's Search For Meaning
• People's Skills

  Keep in touch with Jeff Bogazyck

• http://www.mindforlife.org
• Twitter: @jeffbogaczyk

  Keep in touch with Neal Antigua: 

• www.thetopperformer.net
• Questions, comments, suggestions via email

  Key take aways: 

• Truth of the matter is that we can't escape technology: we are to accept it for what it is but we are to use technology and not have technology use us
• Embark in a journey of personal development 
• Self awareness is essential to figuring out why we act how we do