Make Some Noise with Andrea Owen Minisode 634: Re-wire your brain to get what you want
This week’s *Make Some Noise* minisode (#634) is a deep dive into rewiring our brains to help break free from negative self-talk. If you're ready to change how you see yourself and step into a more compassionate mindset, this episode is for you! Let’s take a look at the key takeaways:
🧠 Rewiring Your Brain to Get What You Want
I start by breaking down how you can reshape your thought patterns and create new neural pathways to overcome self-doubt and self-criticism.
🚩 The Power of Self-Awareness
Noticing the moments when negative self-talk happens is crucial. I explain how developing awareness is the first step to making meaningful changes.
💡 Pattern Interrupt: Stop Negative Thinking in Its Tracks
Learn about using visual or mental "pattern interrupters" (think stop signs or neutral thoughts) to break the cycle of self-defeating thoughts.
🔄 Course Correction: Shifting to Empowering Thoughts
Once you’ve interrupted your negative thought pattern, I explain how to course correct and reframe your thoughts to build self-compassion and resilience.
Rewiring your brain takes practice, patience, and grace—especially when you’re hard on yourself (as most of us are!). In this minisode I also talk about how self-compassion has transformed my life and how it can do the same for you.
If you want to dive deeper into this work with me, check out my 1:1 coaching or upcoming retreats here.
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