Sarah Reilly: How to Reprogram Your Brain for Success
For years, many of the concepts that we talk about in our podcasts used to be kind of taboo. Now, modern science is showing that manifestation isn't some woo woo thing, but something bigger than we thought! Much of it has to do with our biology and neurology in our brain. And thanks to science, we can see a path to make a change!
Sarah Reilly is a life coach based in Sydney, Australia who helps executives, entrepreneurs and creatives get anything they want. She combines the spirituality and the woo woo with science-based facts that might give you a new perspective on how to get into "the matrix" as she calls it. She shares how to make it happen.
Topics discussed in this episode include:
- How we're biologically designed to keep ourselves in the comfort zone and how we can reprogram our brain to beat that.
- The science behind our actions and beliefs and why we're neurologically wired to feel what we feel.
- How the life lessons from our you can dictate our comping mechanisms as adults today.
- How coping mechanisms can be smaller, subtle actions we take, that we rationalize as a good thing, but actually keep us stuck.
- The power of our ego and why it operates on out of date data, and what to do about it.
- Why changing your environment and surroundings without doing the inner work will never lead you to a path of true clarity and peace.
- How our reality is a projection of our perceived identity and not necessarily the truth.
- The science behind the power of manifestation.
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