• The Subtle Art of Not Trusting Your Brain - Episode 54

  • Nov 23 2021
  • Length: 14 mins
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The Subtle Art of Not Trusting Your Brain - Episode 54

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  • Do you trust yourself? I hope so because you should trust yourself.

    But, let me ask you a question…

    Do you think you know the most about yourself compared to others?

    Probably yes.

    But, do you know yourself more than your brain knows you? Maybe not.

    Your brain knows everything about you and more.

    In this episode, we will talk about the subtle art of not trusting your brain…

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