THE ED MYLETT SHOW

Elite Brain Training - w/ Dr. Andrew Huberman

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Aug 11, 2020
Dr. Andrew Huberman, a renowned neuroscientist and professor at Stanford, dives into the fascinating science of brain training. He discusses how our perceptions shape reality and the pivotal role of dopamine in motivation and emotional regulation. Listeners learn about the benefits of celebrating small wins to foster a growth mindset and the importance of recognizing personal effort for mental well-being. Huberman also shares actionable techniques involving light exposure and breathwork to enhance cognitive function and stress management.
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Negotiable Perceptions

  • Sensations are non-negotiable and fixed, much like gravity.
  • Perceptions, feelings, and thoughts are negotiable, influenced by individual and societal meanings.
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Reflexive Brain

  • The brain prioritizes reflexive actions to conserve energy.
  • Repeated experiences become reflexive, whether positive or negative, influencing behavior.
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Dopamine and Pursuit

  • Dopamine release is higher during the pursuit of a goal than its attainment.
  • Sustained happiness may lie in pursuing growth and progress, not just achieving milestones.
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