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It’s ironic that the brain is such an extraordinary mechanism and yet often it’s the brain, or more so the way we think with the brain, that holds many people back from reaching their potential.
The brain often produces thoughts about itself that aren’t true, including the thought that it isn’t so smart or that it doesn’t have the capacity to change – “I am the way that I am and have to accept and adapt to the world the way it is.”
Or it might make judgements that don’t serve us - "I'm not good enough," or "I lack confidence."
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Catherine on LinkedIn
Rex on LinkedIn
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The Brain that Changes Itself by Norman Doidge M.D.
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It’s ironic that the brain is such an extraordinary mechanism and yet often it’s the brain, or more so the way we think with the brain, that holds many people back from reaching their potential.
The brain often produces thoughts about itself that aren’t true, including the thought that it isn’t so smart or that it doesn’t have the capacity to change – “I am the way that I am and have to accept and adapt to the world the way it is.”
Or it might make judgements that don’t serve us - "I'm not good enough," or "I lack confidence."
Episode Highlights:
Useful Links:
Mind Matters Website
Catherine on LinkedIn
Rex on LinkedIn
Mind Matters Facebook
Mind Matters Twitter
The Brain that Changes Itself by Norman Doidge M.D.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.