Unlearning Childhood Behaviors for Growth and Self-Discovery

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This chapter explores the complex layers that dictate our behaviors and the challenges of unlearning deeply ingrained childhood behaviors to rediscover our natural curiosity and open-mindedness. It highlights the impact of language, communication skills, attachment styles, boundaries, and habits on personal growth and relationship dynamics, emphasizing the importance of addressing learned behaviors to reach full potential.

What makes you... you? How much of that can you decide?

These are the big questions we tackle in this short Life Lesson bonus episode for some ideas to percolate over the weekend and take forward with us.

From the attachment styles we learnt as children to our accents and even how we think about learning. These are all behaviours that are up to us if we choose to be pro-active about how we show up in life and who we want to be.

We'll learn how to act consistently with compounding behaviours over time to build brick by brick the big changes we want to make. We'll build techniques to unlearn negative behaviors and utilise a Growth mindset to focus on positive development

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Chapters:

00:00 What makes you, you?

03:05 Memory and the self

04:33 British Accents and lessons of children

06:11 Attachment and behaviour

08:13 Small Actions Compound

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10:43 Opening our minds

11:58 Every story has a villain