John Assaraf "The Brain Whisperer" is one of the leading high performance, success coaches in the world. He is a behavioral neuroscience researcher who has written 4 books including 2 New York Times best sellers that have been translated to 35 languages. He is the creator of the “Innercise” movement and has been featured in 11 movies, including the blockbuster hit “The Secret” and “Quest For Success” with Richard Branson and the Dalai Lama.
Today on the show we discuss: the beliefs that hold people back in their lives and how to reframe them, how to develop self awareness and rewire your brain to change your life, How to get better at understanding and managing your emotions, how to instantly calm your brain and overcome adversity, simple tricks you can use to to make more money in life, how to effectively use visualization to become more successful and much more.
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