Mastering Body Language with Aaron Alexander
Kwik Brain with Jim Kwik
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How to Communicate With Yourself and Others
As your body moves, your brain grooves, great brain derived neurotropic factors. And when you go into the upright position, all of a sudden that taps into that millennia of every time I win, I, you know, I, oh, my, we got the woolly mammoth,. The study was done in San Francisco University where they took two groups of students and had them hunched over or standing up. That hunched over position, it accesses helps people with accessing more depressive, challenging memories," he says.
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